Self-Directed IRAs
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You know how you want to invest. We know how to make it your IRA. A self-directed IRA allows you to choose where and how your funds are invested. Choose your area of expertise or a cause you believe in with a self-directed IRA from GoldStar Trust. You control the investments.
Then let GoldStar Trust do the rest.
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INVESTMENT OPTIONS WE CUSTODY
Self-directed IRAs can be vehicles for alternative investments in a wide range of accounts and assets that you choose. Owning alternative assets in an IRA is easy to do if the custodian you choose specializes in holding the asset you’re interested in. Because different self-directed IRA custodians will accept different types of investments, the key is to find the right company to help you with the process. GoldStar Trust specializes in these and other asset options. If you have an investment option in mind, contact us to learn more. If you don’t see the investment option you’re interested in, contact us to see how we can help you.
Privately Offered Investments
A GoldStar IRA can hold assets such as closely held stocks and LLCs (Limited Liability Companies).
Precious Metals IRA
GoldStar Trust Company is a leading custodian for gold, silver, platinum and palladium bullion.
Real Estate IRAs
Your self-directed IRA can hold real property titled in the name of the IRA or shares of an LLC or LP that owns real estate. GoldStar does not allow the use of single member LLCs, also known as “Checkbook IRAs,” to invest in real property.
Publicly Traded Securities
You can easily buy and sell stocks and mutual funds in your GoldStar self-directed IRA.
REITs
Real Estate Investment Trusts manage income producing properties and distribute most of the profits as dividends.
Crowdfunding
In investment crowdfunding, or equity crowdfunding, investors (the crowd) invest in private companies in exchange for shares or interest paying notes.
Church Bonds
Church bonds can offer an attractive return for the investor while aiding churches to further their ministries.
Precious Metals IRA
GoldStar Trust Company is a leading custodian for gold, silver, platinum and palladium bullion.
Privately Offered Investments
A GoldStar IRA can hold assets such as closely held stocks and LLCs (Limited Liability Companies).
Publicly Traded Securities
You can easily buy and sell stocks and mutual funds in your GoldStar self-directed IRA.
Real Estate IRAs
Your self-directed IRA can hold real property titled in the name of the IRA or shares of an LLC or LP that owns real estate. GoldStar does not allow the use of single member LLCs, also known as “Checkbook IRAs,” to invest in real property.
REITs
Real Estate Investment Trusts manage income producing properties and distribute most of the profits as dividends.
Church Bonds
Church bonds can offer an attractive return for the investor while aiding churches to further their ministries.
Crowdfunding
In investment crowdfunding, or equity crowdfunding, investors (the crowd) invest in private companies in exchange for shares or interest paying notes.
Other investments eligible for a GoldStar Trust Self-Directed IRA include but are not limited to:
- Perth Mint Certificates
- Charter School Bonds
- Church Loan and Extension Funds
- Hedge Funds
- Secondary Market Annuities
- Structured Cash Flows
- Limited Liability Companies and Limited Partnerships
- Mutual Funds
- Money Market Funds
- Bank Certificates of Deposit
- Secured Promissory Notes
If you have your own idea for an IRA investment, or if you are unsure whether an IRA investment can be held at GoldStar, feel free to contact our Investor Services Department. We are happy to assist you.
For more information on allowable assets, visit the IRS FAQs.
