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A show dedicated to educating and informing self-directed IRA and 401(k) investors on strategies, investments, legal structures, tax rules, and pitfalls. Hosted by tax lawyers Mat Sorensen and Mark Kohler who are also co-founders of Directed IRA & Directed Trust Company.

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Articles written on the subject of how you can self-direct your IRA. Read from the industry thought leaders and other contributors. Learn more about Directed IRA and how we help you take control of your retirement.

Videos

Watch multiple educational videos on how to self-direct your IRAs and solo 401(k)s. Learn the strategies that our clients have implemented to save for their retirement and invest in what they know.

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Latest

Ep.107  – Is Michael Burry telling you to Self-Direct your IRA?

Ep.107 – Is Michael Burry telling you to Self-Direct your IRA?

In this episode, we delve into the unspoken insights of Michael Burry, famed for ‘The Big Short.’ His $1.5 billion bet against the S&P 500 and NASDAQ underscores our message: self-direction counters market volatility. Burry’s move isn’t about quick profits; it’s tactical investing. Invest in what you know, like tangible assets such as real estate, freeing your IRA from stock market constraints. Discover how to capitalize on insider knowledge legally and explore more.

Ep.105  Avoid These 5 Common Roth Conversion Mistakes

Ep.105 Avoid These 5 Common Roth Conversion Mistakes

Join Mat and Mark as they break down the 5 most common mistakes clients make when converting their Traditional IRA money to Roth!

Roth conversions remain popular as many fear that tax rates will only increase in the next few years, so why not convert now at lower tax rates and let the account grow and come out tax-free at retirement?

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