Archive for the ‘Real Estate 401K’ Category

Free Webinar on Retirement Tax Planning Opportunities for 2013 & Beyond on Wednesday at 7:00PM EDT

May 20th, 2013

IRA Financial Group, the leading facilitator of Self-Directed IRA LLC and Solo 401(k) Plans, announces a new free webinar as part of its educational series on the area of tax planning opportunities available for individuals and small business owners with retirement funds. The free webinar will be aimed at offering investors an extensive array of [...]

May 16th, 2013

In 2002, the Economic Growth and Tax Reconciliation Act granted the solo 401(k) equal benefits to a traditional 401(k), greatly popularizing the plan. The flexible retirement plan quickly gained widespread praise and recognition– mainly for its substantially higher contribution limits, which include employee deferral contributions as well as profit sharing contributions. For 2012, the maximum [...]

May 13th, 2013

With a Solo 401(k) Plan, as trustee of the Plan, you no longer have to get each 401(k) Plan investment approved by the custodian of your account. This means that all assets of the 401(k) trust are under the sole authority of the Solo 401k Plan participant (you). A Solo 401(k) plan allows you to [...]

May 8th, 2013

IRA Financial Group, the leading provider of self-directed IRA LLC “checkbook control” solutions, has witnessed a growing number of retirement investors looking to use their retirement funds to buy real estate in emerging markets, such as Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. “Over the last year, we have a witnessed a surging number [...]

May 1st, 2013

Solo 401(k) Plan would allow real estate professionals to defer up to $56,500 for 2013 IRA Financial Group, the leading facilitator of Solo 401(k) Plans has seen a strong demand from real estate agents looking to establish Solo 401k real estate Plans for the business in order to reduce their taxable income in 2013. As [...]

August 31st, 2011

Like Scottrade’s Solo 401K Plan, IRA Financial Group’s Solo 401K Plan is easy to operate. There is generally no annual filing requirement unless your solo 401K Plan exceeds $250,000 i

August 31st, 2011

Like most financial institutions, TD Ameritrade’s Solo 401K Plan offers no loan feature, while IRA Financial Group’s Solo 401K Plan allows plan participants to borrow up to $50,000 or 50%

August 31st, 2011

Unlike Vanguard’s Solo 401K Plan, by adopting IRA Financial Group’s Solo 401K Plan, you can serve as trustee of the plan and make traditional investments as well as non-traditional investments such as real estate