Direct IRA

Most self-directed IRA investors have no idea what they are actually paying.
Custodian fees vary widely -- and the difference between a flat-fee structure and a percentage-of-assets model can cost you thousands of dollars a year as your account grows. That is money leaving your retirement account instead of compounding inside it.

Here is the math that most custodians would rather you not run:
An IRA with $250,000 in assets at a 0.35% annual fee costs $875 per year. At $500,000, that same fee structure costs $1,750. Every year. For the same account.
uDirect IRA charges flat fees. Your account value goes up. Your custodian fee does not.

Before you move your next investment, know what you are paying:
What is your custodian's fee structure -- flat or percentage-based?
Are there transaction fees on top of that?

What does it cost you to add an asset, process income, or close a position?
The real issue is not whether you can afford the fees. It is whether those fees are justified by anything other than the size of your account.

Compare what you are paying now to what you could be paying. The numbers are worth five minutes of your time.

See uDirect IRA's fee schedule. Link in comments

Your retirement account may be able to do more than you think.

Join uDirect IRA Services for a live educational workshop on July 8 at 12:00 PM Pacific and discover how investors are using Self-Directed IRAs and Solo 401(k)s to build retirement wealth beyond the stock market.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7BxvbRqLRN6cup7CuLdpJA #/registration

We’ll cover how retirement funds can invest in real estate, private lending, syndications, startups, and other alternative assets — plus the rules you need to know before getting started.

Reserve your spot and learn how to take greater control of your financial future. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7BxvbRqLRN6cup7CuLdpJA #/registration