Most employers today offer a 401(k) plan. But employees often complain that their investment choices are limited to only a few mutual funds and perhaps a low-paying fixed account. IRAs offered by bank and brokerage firms may offer a few more choices, but seldom offer more categories of investment. You are stuck with the choices they sell - usually stocks, bonds, and mutual funds. It is not the IRS, but the custodian that limits your investment choices. The following are just some of the investment categories allowed under the IRS rules: |
Real Estate
- Residential
- Commercial
- Lease Options
- Renovations
- Rentals
- New Construction
- Foreclosures
- Raw Land
- Development
- ...and much more
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Businesses
- Professional
- Start-ups
- Franchises
- Retail
- Public
- ...and more
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Financial Paper
- Loans
- Mortgages
- Charitable Entities
- Discounted Notes
- Tax Leins
- Factoring
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The Financial Markets
- Stocks
- Bonds
- Mutual Funds
- Options
- Limited Partnerships
- REITS
- Annuities
- Covered Calls
- Futures
- Commodities
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If you have expertise in any of the above, why would you allow a bank or brokerage firm to pigeon-hole your investment choices into only those that they sell and, of course, earn a commission on? Why not take checkbook control of your retirement funds? With the help of ARMS, you can do just that. To see how, CLICK HERE.
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