This document discusses how individuals can take control of their retirement funds through self-directed IRAs and 401(k)s. It explains that funds from traditional IRAs, Roth IRAs, 401(k)s, and other retirement accounts can be rolled over into a self-directed IRA or 401(k), allowing individuals to invest their retirement money in non-traditional assets like real estate, private businesses, collectibles, and more. The self-directed accounts provide more investment freedom and control over one's retirement funds than traditional accounts.
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Self Directed Retirement Accounts
1. Take Control of Your Future Through Self Directed IRA Investing
How Self-Directed IRAs are Born
2. Rolling Funds Summary
All Regular
IRA, SEP, 401K IRA, SEP, 401k
ROTH $$$
Self Employed
Not Self Employed
Self Directed 401K
Be your own trustee
Self Directed Self Directed IRA
(IRA)ROTH Trustee 3rd Trustee 3rd party
party required required
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Special Purposes
LLC
To get control of your funds
Subject to UBIT No UBIT
$$ Investments: RE, LLCs, Boats, Planes, Wind Mills, etc
3. Self Directed 401k
You can be your own trustee
401K
Pre Tax up to $ 32,500 Employee Contribution (for 2009)
$ 16,500 or age 50+ ($22,000)
or
Pre After Tax
Tax
Profit IRA & ROTH
Sharing
Rollovers no income limits
(IRAs, 401ks, SEPs,etc)