We all look forward to retirement as the time when we can finally kick back and enjoy the rest of our lives, when we can pursue dreams we might have set aside, or just live life to the fullest. So how do you make sure you can kick back and seize the day when you’re old and gray? Be smart with your retirement plan – and you can do that by choosing a Self Directed Solo 401k.
A Self Directed Solo 401k gives you better control of your retirement account, and provides more investment options than a traditional Solo 401k. In short, you have access to all investment possibilities and can therefore make the best decisions for your future. It’s this wide range of options and more breathing room for choices that makes this type of retirement plan both appealing and effective. Once you open a Self Directed Solo 401k Plan, you can get down to business and figure out how to make your retirement dream come true with a plan that’s tailor-made to fit your future.
More importantly, a Self Directed Solo 401k is all about you – you make the decision, which in turn, ultimately makes you the boss/captain/CEO of your own retirement. This personal, hands-on approach gives you the ease and convenience of both investing and monitoring your account in the manner that suits your life. You’ll always be in charge, and you’ll always be the key player in your investments. Unlike traditional Solo 401k’s which are confined to the limited choices of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, with the Self Directed Solo 401k, the sky is the limit!
Own your retirement dream; make it come true on your own terms. If you have an existing traditional IRA, Solo 401k, or any other retirement account type, you don’t have to worry! If you are self employed, you can easily rollover your existing retirement accounts into a Self Directed Solo 401k. Easy, right? So what else are you waiting for? Sign up for a Self Directed Solo 401k account now!
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Wouldn’t you like to wake up one day and not worry about anything? Wouldn’t it be great if you could just stay in bed until you’re ready to get up, eat a hearty breakfast at a leisurely pace, drink your coffee while staring out the window, thinking to yourself:
“What do I want to do today?”
Most, if not all of us, are now working hard to achieve a life where we can do what we want, when we want it. Working hard alone, however, is not the most effective way of realizing this goal. You only have two hands to do work. You can only be at one place at a time, and let’s face it; we can only earn and put away so much at a given time. This can be a problem.
Statistics show that almost 70% of working Americans at age 65 say that they can’t afford to retire. Pause for a moment and imagine how waking up in their shoes must be like. Your body isn’t like it used to be; even after a night’s sleep you wake up tired and aching. Anything you earn just goes to checkups and medicine. You are not given respite even in your twilight years and life just gets harder and more expensive.
Fortunately, for every problem there is a solution, and the solution to securing your retirement happens to be an easy one. While only a handful have what it takes to be a CEO, this doesn’t mean you can’t earn like one. Putting aside a bit each payday is good, but don’t wait for your money to pile up. Invest it, let it grow and put it away from the taxman’s prying hands.
It’s like taking on another job, except you’re letting your retirement money do the work for you. It’s like letting a seed grow into a tree. You plant it, wait for it to bear fruit and then harvest it when the time is right. You can plant whatever fruit you want, whenever you want.
This is no different from getting a Solo 401k or Ultimate IRA. The tax-deferred dollars which you put aside go directly into your retirement account in a bank of your choice. Your investment choices aren’t limited to the usual apples and oranges of stocks, bonds and CDs but instead an assortment of choices, including alternative investments such as real estate, private businesses, gold and silver coins and high-interest tax liens. You can even write a check to fund those time-sensitive investments that just can’t wait.
Just like a tree, you can begin harvesting the fruits of your labor once you reach retirement age. There is, however, an advantage that only the Solo 401k can offer. While it is impossible to “borrow” a fruit from a tree, you definitely have the freedom to make a loan of up to $50,000.00 from your Solo 401k retirement account should you need to fund a business, pay your mortgage or fund your disability.
In short, you are in control of your future without being hands on. In fact, you can take charge even before you sign up for a Solo 401k and Ultimate IRA. You can rollover from any existing retirement account or plan, may it be IRA, 401k, SEP IRA, Keogh, etc. or just by making an initial contribution.
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