Use Your IRA to Invest Outside the Stock Market

Your retirement account doesn't necessarily have to be limited to stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs. A Self-Directed IRA can allow eligible investors to hold alternative assets, including private real estate debt. Through Yieldi, accredited investors can use qualifying self-directed retirement accounts to participate in individual real estate-backed loan opportunities. The process typically involves: • Opening or funding an account with an SDIRA custodian • Reviewing available Yieldi opportunities • Selecting an individual real estate-backed investment • Directing the custodian to fund the investment • Receiving applicable interest and principal back into the retirement account Depending on the account type, investment earnings may grow tax-deferred or qualified distributions may be tax-free. The important part is that an SDIRA changes what your retirement account can invest in. It does not eliminate investment risk. Learn more: https://yieldi.com/sdira/ All investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal. Self-directed IRAs are subject to IRS rules, including prohibited-transaction restrictions. Tax treatment varies by account type and individual circumstances. Investors should consult qualified tax and legal professionals and review all applicable offering documents before investing. #SelfDirectedIRA #SDIRA #RealEstateInvesting #RealEstateDebt #PrivateCredit #RetirementInvesting #AlternativeInvestments #Yieldi