IRA Rollover / 401K Rollover / SEP IRA Rollover
IRA MY Way offers the following: IRA Rollover, 401K Rollover, SEP IRA
Rollover options into a Self Directed IRA using the IRA Retirement LLC. Do you have an IRA Rollover, 401K Rollover or SEP IRA Rollover? Are you ready to start investing in real estate, tax liens, tax deeds or many other non-traditional investments? Whatever type of account that you currently have Traditional IRA, Roth, 401K, SEP IRA or Simple IRA, you can roll it into a Self Directed IRA account that is invested into the IRA RETIREMENT LLC for Real Estate without triggering taxes or penalties. You will have checkbook control or your retirement funds. You can invest YOUR IRA YOUR WAY.
After leaving an employer, many people fail to make the necessary arrangements for their 401k funds before withdrawing their money, resulting in unnecessary penalties. If you're in-between jobs, layed-off or terminated, or moving to a new job with no retirement plan you may want to rollover your existing 401k account funds into a Self Directed IRA to avoid taxes and early withdrawal penalties associated with direct cash disbursements. Avoiding this unnecessary additional income tax and keeping your money invested also allows the maximum tax-deferred growth of your 401k retirement funds. IRA / SEP / 401k rollovers into our Self Directed IRA product can directly reduce these costly withdrawal penalties and taxes.
Although plan participants can usually leave their existing 401k account in place after gaining new employment, selecting your own retirement plan may provide for more options matching your investment strategies and help you reach your retirement goals. Some people choose a 401k rollover account just for the wide range of investment choices offered, and more control over who is managing their retirement money. If you've worked at multiple jobs and have two or more 401k accounts, you can utilize a rollover to combine them all into a convenient single retirement account.
All 401k rollovers are tax and penalty free, however you typically must have a 401k from a previous job as only rarely will companies allow rollovers of your retirement funds into an IRA for active employees.
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