Passive vs active income. It's a topic we cover often with new clients hoping to set up a Solo 401k. Only active business income qualifies you to have
5 Things to Know Before You Set Up a Solo 401k
So, you have been doing some research on alternative ways to invest your money and grow your retirement. On an internet search you come across the
Self-Directed Life Podcast: Invest in Tax Sales
Tax sales can be a great way to become a real estate investor. Tax sales are also known as tax liens, or tax auction properties. With a tax sale
5 Ways to Invest in Real Estate With the Solo 401k
Join us for an exciting and informative webinar on 5 Ways to Invest in Real Estate with the Solo 401k. On the webinar, we'll cover how to invest
Farmland – A New Type of Real Estate
To create a strong portfolio, diversification and investment in new asset classes is vital to growth. While the stock market teeters and other
Co-Investing with Your Spouse in a Solo 401k
If you have a Solo 401k, you can co-invest funds with your spouse in real estate. A highly valued advantage of a Solo 401k account is that prudent
Wall Street Greed Can Separate You from Your Retirement Money
Who Controls the Wealth? As we all know, the people in the top 10% (or less) tend to be bankers, financial managers, and others controlling the flow
Can Your Solo 401k Have a Credit Card?
Having financial options is a good thing. Today, there are several options available to leverage money in ways that can you make more money for your
COVID-19 and Real Estate
What assets are safe during the COVID-19 pandemic? Your real estate? Gold & bitcoin? Certainly not your stock portfolio - at least not in the