Internal Revenue Code section 408(a)(3) requires that “no part of trust [IRA] funds will be invested in life insurance contracts.” This means that the Internal Revenue Service may not allow you the tax benefits of an IRA if you invest in a life settlement contract. Hence, IRA funds may not be used to purchase life insurance or life settlement contracts. Using a Self-Directed IRA to purchase life insurance contracts would trigger an IRS prohibited transaction.
Can I buy Life Insurance Contracts or Life Settlement Contracts with a Self-Directed IRA?
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