Leaving your job? Roll that 401 (k) into an IRA and take control of your financial future in ways you never have been able to while employed.

With your existing 401 (k) plan, chances are your previous employer who may have made some sort of matching contributions to your 401 (k) plan, did not allow you the opportunity to select your investment and never offered you the control that you now have when you convert from a (k) plan an IRA.

According to Charles Schwab and Company, more than 40% of assets in 401 (k) plans owned by workers who left their jobs were still with their employer a year later. The remaining assets were invested in an IRA, rolled into a new employer’s plan, or cashed out. In order to grow your retirement account to secure a financially free future, you must examine your existing plan to see if this is in your best interest. Your CPA or other trusted advisor should help assess your situation as it will be as unique as you are.

One important step for the newly unemployed is educating themselves on real life options that make sense and are controllable. Isn’t it about time you learned the secrets that successful investors know about self-directed IRA plans, so you too can take advantage of investing in what you know and select not in what others tell you to do?

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With a truly self-directed IRA, your financial future is in your hands!

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