Self-Directed IRA
Grow your wealth tax free
Invest in alternative assets like real estate and cryptocurrencies.
2 Great Self-Directed Solutions
Checkbook Controlled (LLC)
A special purpose limited liability company (LLC) is established. As manager, you have the authority to make investment decisions on behalf of your IRA without the consent of a custodian. Read More
Custodian Controlled
Offers more options than a financial institution Self-Directed IRA, but investments still require custodial consent. Best for investments that don’t involve a high frequency of transactions. Read More
Do everything on our app
1. Open an account
Sign up in minutes with our app and open a Self-Directed IRA account or call us at 800-472-0646.
2. Roll over funds
You can perform a tax-free direct rollover or indirect rollover to a passive custodian like IRA Financial Trust.
3. Invest
Invest in alternative assets like real estate, as well as traditional assets like stocks.
Never step foot in a bank
Our partnership with Capital One bank allows us to open your account with no wiring fees or minimum balance requirement. No need to sign paperwork or go to a bank—we take care of everything.
Download our info kit to learn more about the Self-Directed IRA
Robust, easy to read, and updated for 2020. This guide is your one-stop shop for all the most important questions about the Self-Directed IRA.
Our fees
Our fees are simple and transparent.
What you can invest in
With a Self-Directed IRA, you can make almost any type of investment and generate tax-free gains.
Open your account in minutes
Or get a free consultation
Contact IRA Financial at 1-800-472-0646 or fill out the form to learn more about opening a Self-Directed IRA.
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Did You Know?
Millionaires still believe real estate is the best investment choice for Self-Directed IRA investors. A Self-Directed IRA gives you a tax-advantaged way to invest in any type of property, including condos, raw land, tax liens, and more. Learn more