Invest An IRA in Real Estate - Come to Austin, Texas to Learn About This Growing Trend
Austin, Texas (ContentDesk) April 29, 2006 -- Increasingly, investors are learning about this self-directed IRA option (not normally offered by financial planners, which benefit from commissions from stocks and bonds) and are using their IRAs to capitalize on the real estate market and diversify their retirement portfolios. Asset Exchange invites real estate investors who want to learn how to utilize retirement funds for real estate investments.
Talk with IRA Expert Dan Cordoba and his clients about this growing trend.WHAT: IRA Leverage Seminar - Partnering With Your IRA to Buy Real Estate: A FREE Real Estate Seminar presented by Asset Exchange Strategies, LLC and Mortgages Direct WHEN: May 3, 6:30 p.m. 9 p.m.????????????????
WHERE: Downtown Austin at The Capital Place Hotel (formerly The Crown Plaza Hotel), located at 500 Interstate Highway 35 in Austin Texas WHY: It is within IRS guidelines to purchase, real estate, private businesses and other alternative assets with an IRA. Learn how thousands of people are growing their retirement, diversifying their portfolios and taking advantage of tax benefits by purchasing real estate in their IRAs.
This seminar will demonstrate:"????This ability and other important considerations in investing in real estate and other non-traditional assets with your IRA."????How to obtain greater asset protection, investing freedom, and reduced custodial fees with an IRA LLC that can be set up through an advisor."????How to pool your money together with other IRA investors and partner by using their IRAs."????How to create tax free wealth that can be passed to future generations.Speakers include:- Dan Cordoba, CEA, IRA Expert and founder of Asset Exchange Strategies, fifteen years industry experience- John McClellan, Mortgages Direct, consistently ranked as one of the top 10 mortgage brokers in central Texas by the Austin Business Journal DETAILS: RSVP online at IRA Leverage Wealth Seminars or for more information please call 512-528-0801.
Seating is limited so RSVP is required prior to the event.
The seminar is provided at no cost thanks to sponsors - Group Dominion Investments, Austin Win - Austin Win Investment Club and Captuity Investments..
Invest In Real Estate With a 401K or Roth IRA: Wisconsin And Michigan Recreational Properties, Waterfront Or Acreage Can Qualify
Wisconsin Rapids, WI (ContentDesk) February 4, 2006 --A new trend to consider for investors thinking about their retirement funds involves the same idea that many people are utilizing for todays wealth-building mechanisms; real estate.Most banks and brokerage companies limit your choices for retirement investment to certificates of deposit, stocks, mutual funds, annuities, and similar financial instruments. But Section 408 of the Internal Revenue Code permits individuals to purchase land and other real estate with funds held in many common forms of IRAs, including a traditional IRA, a Roth IRA, and a Simplified Employee Pension plan, or SEP-IRA.While some restrictions apply to properties and their uses, a person who intends to utilize the property primarily as an investment tool for retirement can derive the benefits of appreciative land values to enhance their nest eggs.
Also, the ability to locate and lock into a property that one may decide to build a retirement home on...
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Roth IRA secrets - 7 reasons why a Roth IRA trumps a Traditional IRA
TAX-FREE COMPOUNDINGContributions inside a Roth IRA can grow and compound each year in your investment portfolio on a tax-free basis. This cannot be said for investments within a 401k plan or traditional IRA, which only experience tax-deferred growth compounding. At some point in time the investments held within 401k and IRA plans will have to pay the tax man.TAX-FREE EARNINGSAccumulated wealth inside a Roth IRA is 100% tax-free and will not be taxed at the time of withdrawal. The power of this benefit is truly realized when there are significant capital gains within the portfolio, or in investments with longer time horizons (which allows greater time for compounding growth and magnification of your portfolio size).TRUE CAPITAL GAINSThe Roth IRA is the only investment plan that truly lets you capture 100% of capital gains on a tax-free basis. If these same capital gains where made inside a 401k or traditional IRA plan, at the time of withdrawal they are CONVERTED to ordinary income at...
Roth IRA secrets - 7 reasons why a Roth IRA trumps a Traditional IRA
Ira > Roth IRA secrets - 7 reasons why a Roth IRA trumps a Traditional IRA
Brand New Employer Sponsored Plan Is A Hybrid Of A Traditional 401(K) And A Roth Ira-January 1st, 2006 Is Start Date For New Roth 401(K) Retirement Savings Plan
(ContentDesk) December 7, 2005 -- Income tax rates have been cut, the marriage penalty done away with, and the "death tax" is also on a path to no more.
All of this is a result of the Bush administration's Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act which was passed by a Republican congress in 2001.
Another provision of that act goes into effect on January 1st, 2006, a hybrid of a traditional 401(k) and a traditional Roth IRA called the Roth 401(k).
Yet another employer sponsored savings plan, the new Roth 401(k) works in almost the same way as a traditional 401(k) plan.
Workers invest a portion of their income into a fund along with contributions from their employer (if any).
The difference is that the traditional 401(k) is funded with "pre-tax" dollars and the Roth 401(k) plan uses "after-tax" dollars.
However, with the Roth 401(k), withdrawal of your money at retirement will be tax free like a Roth IRA.
The traditional...
Ira > Brand New Employer Sponsored Plan Is A Hybrid Of A Traditional 401(K) And A Roth Ira-January 1st, 2006 Is Start Date For New Roth 401(K) Retirement Savings Plan
Rules of Simple IRA Your Business Needs to Know
A Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees plan, better known as a SIMPLE plan, is an IRA-based retirement plan available to employers with fewer than 100 employees. Under a SIMPLE IRA plan, an employee can contribute a portion of his pay to his SIMPLE IRA account. An employee can make a maximum contribution of $9,000, ($10,500 if age 50 and over), to his SIMPLE IRA account for 2004. You, the employer, are required to make a contribution for every worker who receives $5,000 or more in compensation. You can match up to 3% of the salary for the employees who contribute to their SIMPLE IRA account.
You only have to match for those employees who contribute to the plan. In any 2 years out of a 5 year period, after notification to the employees, you may elect a lower matching contribution percentage but not less than 1% of salary. Your business also has the option to select a "non-elective" mandatory company match of 2% of annual salary for every employee. Under the "non-elective...
Rules of Simple IRA Your Business Needs to Know
Ira > Rules of Simple IRA Your Business Needs to Know
The Secret To Creating Wealth: The Real Estate IRA
Would you like to buy and sell real estate without paying taxes? Do you want to know the secret to creating true wealth? The fact is that the wealthy often pay less in taxes because they have tax shelters and one of the best tax shelters around is the IRA account, specifically the Roth IRA.
What is a Roth IRA?
The Roth IRA came into existence in 1998 and is named after the late Senator William V. Roth, Jr. The chief advantage of a Roth IRA is obvious. Although there is no deferral of taxes on the money originally invested in a Roth IRA, as in other IRAs, all income earned by the investments in a Roth account is tax free when it is withdrawn. Another benefit is that you are not required to take distributions beginning at age 70 1/2 as with other accounts, so if you don't need the money to live on, it can continue growing and earning for you tax free.
Also, a Roth IRA makes it easier in some cases to take early withdrawals without penalties compared...
The Secret To Creating Wealth: The Real Estate IRA
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How to Stretch Your IRA Tax-FREE
(ContentDesk) May 24, 2004 -- Income taxes are a great inhibitor to building wealth. I've talked about the power of stretching an IRA across multiple generations and how it can build tremendous wealth. Now, I'll show you how it can be done income tax-free.Last week I shared a little-known secret of how to legally turn an investment of $3500 per year into millions and millions of dollars. No, it wasn't by winning the lottery! It was through the power of ?stretching' an IRA. If you missed it you have to read it under the article archive at www.guardingyourwealth.com.
(Mr. Voudrie responds to questions from readers on an almost daily basis.
If you would like clear straightforward unbiased answers to your financial questions, contact e-mail protected from spam bots)Most people think that when they inherit an IRA that they have to take all the money out and pay taxes on it right away. But the IRS...
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