Using a Self-Directed IRA for Checkbook Control
Be your own record-keeper. Checkbook Control allows for instant access of your retirement funds.
What is a Checkbook Control IRA and do I Need One?
Some IRA investors prefer to establish a stand-alone LLC (checkbook control) with the ownership to be funded by the IRA. An LLC and operating agreement are drafted by a tax professional. Once the LLC is established, a bank account is opened by the IRA and the owner is now able to write checks or use a debit card to fund investments. They are several pros and cons to having this type of account. If you ever have questions about checkbook control IRAs, call a NuView IRA Specialist.
The IRA Purchase Process
Set Up and fund a self-directed account with NuView Trust
Identify an investment
Submit a Purchase Authorization packet to NuView
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