Today's sophisticated investor wants more opportunity and flexibility when it comes to investments and a Self-Directed IRA with Advantage Metal delivers.

Planning for retirement can be challenging, particularly in today's economy. The ups and downs of the stock market alone should be enough to convince most investors of the importance of diversifying their retirement investments. A Self-Directed IRA/401(k) with Advantage Metals provides the opportunity for diversification.

Self-Directed IRA with Advantage Metals can invest in the mainstream investments such as stocks, mutual funds and the like. It can even hold a brokerage account for trading. But it also allows investments in non-traditional or alternative investments such as real estate, private limited partnership or limited liability companies, real estate notes, commodities, precious metals and more.

Self-Directed IRA with Advantage Metals offers tremendous investment flexibility, investors can transfer IRAs held with mutual fund companies, banks, brokerage firms and other financial institutions into one IRA and get the convenience of receiving one comprehensive statement to monitor investments. Not only will it save time, it may even reduce annual fees.

For those that have changed jobs or recently retired, rolling over from a 401(k) or other employer-sponsored retirement plan to a Self-Directed IRA will offer flexibility and diversification into precious metals.

The most important feature of IRA accounts is that it allows investments to grow on a tax deferred basis in a traditional IRA or on a tax-free basis if you qualify for a Roth IRA. By utilizing the tax advantages IRAs have to offer, an investor is capable of significant growth beyond that of similar investments made outside of an IRA.

In 1997 IRA regulations were changed, now permitting gold bullion and silver bullion for IRAs. Prior to that, only specific bullion coins, Gold American Eagles and Silver American Eagles were acceptable. The 1997 change means IRA investors can now invest in a variety of bullion products, particularly with silver. Another 1997 change was that American Platinum Eagles were now eligible for IRA investment. This change offers IRA investors further opportunity to diversify. The regulations specifically approve only one gold coin, the Gold Eagle. Other gold coins are indicated as eligible as IRA investments, but they must be at least 995 fine (99.5% pure) and be legal tender coins. Gold Maple Leafs, Kangaroo Nuggets, Philharmonikers meet this criteria. Conversely, many gold coins, such as Krugerrands (91.67% pure) and old US gold coins (90% pure), do not meet this criteria. Check with your advisor for more information on how to open your precious metal IRA today.

Out IRA custodian is a national leader in the retirement plan industry. They are regulated by state and federal regulators and comply with Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Department of Labor regulations. All undirected funds are held in an FDIC insured accounts and the Custodian is audited regularily by an independant accounting firm.

Gold
American Eagle coins
Australian Kangaroo/Nugget Coins
Canadian Maple Leaf coins
Credit Suisse- Pamp Suisse Bars .999
U.S. Buffalo Gold Uncirculated coins (no Proofs)

Silver
American Eagle coins
Australian Kookaburra coins
Austrian Vienna Philharmonic coins
Canadian Maple Leaf coins
Mexican Liberated coins

Platinum
American Eagle coins
Australian Koala coins
Canadian Maple Leaf coins
Isle of Man Noble coins

Palladium
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