In this video, you’ll learn the difference—and the similarities—between a Self-Directed IRA and a Self-Directed IRA LLC.

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In this video, you’ll learn the difference—and the similarities—between a Self-Directed IRA and a Self-Directed IRA LLC.

If you’re wondering what the difference is between a Self-Directed IRA and a Self-Directed IRA LLC, you’re not alone. This is one of the most common questions when opening a Self-Directed IRA.

In a Self-Directed IRA without an LLC, all transactions go through your custodian, with written consent from you, the account holder.

Sometimes, it might be beneficial to have more transactional control. In the world of Self-Directed IRAs, we call it checkbook control.

That’s where a Self-Directed IRA LLC comes in.

Checkbook control is the ability to write checks and send wires from your Self-Directed IRA without involving your custodian. To gain checkbook control, an entity such as an IRA Trust or IRA LLC is required.

This upgrades your Self-Directed IRA to a Checkbook IRA, allowing you to move faster and more freely with your investments.

Many people choose the LLC over the trust because an LLC provides greater liability protection.

An LLC may also be the ideal option for buying real estate with a non-recourse loan, or for setting up a multi-member account.

Do you need an IRA LLC as part of a Self-Directed IRA? That will depend on your investment interests and goals. With the classic account, no. For a Checkbook IRA, yes, you’ll need either a trust or an LLC.

With or without an IRA LLC, you can use a Self-Directed IRA to invest in real estate, private businesses, precious metals and more. It’s just a matter of how much control you want in conducting transactions.

Whichever route you choose, Madison Trust simplifies the application and account setup process, while making sure you’re well-informed.

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