Precious Metal IRAs
Secure your retirement savings
To say you are facing challenges in funding retirement savings in today’s unstable market is a gross understatement. With fluctuating paper-dominated assets funding the majority of individual retirement accounts and a Social Security program that may become insolvent, a well-diversified retirement plan should include precious metals, one of the few safe investments that should retain its value when other investments fall short. The historical performance of precious metals demonstrates that your portfolio should hold its value – and that your investment should provide you with financial security until your time comes to retire.
Protect your IRA with precious metals
Most individuals saving for retirement most likely qualify for a precious metals IRA, but are unaware that this choice even exists. Since 1986, the IRS has allowed individuals to hold precious metals with their IRA, offering a unique hedge against stock market volatility and decline. Common types of retirement plans that may qualify include traditional and Roth IRAs, SEP IRAs, 401(K)s and 403(B)s.
Sterling Trust, a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Western Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: UWBK), acts as the account custodian of the Rosland Capital Gold and Precious Metals IRA and insures against any damage, loss, theft that may occur; offering investors security – and peace of mind.
How to set up a Rosland Capital Gold and Precious Metals IRA
Establishing a Rosland Capital Gold and Precious Metals IRA is as easy as completing a few forms. Simply call (800) 461-1246 and a Rosland Capital advisor will guide you through the complete process and answer any questions you may have.
The IRA can be implemented immediately, either through origination or the transfer of an existing retirement plan. You may select to transfer all or a portion of your existing retirement account to a Rosland Capital Gold and Precious Metals IRA. It is important to note that there are no tax implications or penalties when transferring assets from one qualified retirement plan to another. However, as with any investment vehicle, you should consult a tax professional regarding your specific tax situation.
