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One of the most frequent questions I hear is, “What will this structure cost me annually?” Bascially, you may have two types of fees each year. Custodian fees (for the IRA) and State fees (for the LLC). Custodian Fees Our Custodian Our Qualified...
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Rolling Over Accounts to Your Check Book IRA: Problem Accounts By Jordan Sheppherd When a prospective client calls us asking about the IRA LLC structure, I always start off by asking them what accounts they plan on moving over to the new structure. I ask this at the...
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According to an article by “The Street”, about 85% of young adults say they would listen if their grandparents started a conversation about money management. Compare that to the measly 8% of grandparents surveyed who would actually discuss financial...
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Annual Valuations: What You Need to Know Each year, your IRA Custodian completes a Form 5498 and submits a copy to you as well as the IRS. The form reports your annual contributions to the IRA as well as amounts that were rolled over during the year. Also included is...
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So, six months ago, you finally decided to roll that old 401(k) from a previous job, into a self-directed IRA. You went online. You read articles. You even called your CPA to make sure the rollover was done correctly. You requested a direct rollover from your...
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Can You Retire in a Home Purchased With Your IRA? By Alisha Bennett The short answer is yes. However, as with most retirement strategies, there is a little more involved. The basic scenario is that the IRA buys the home as an investment and treats it as such UNTIL you...
