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American IRA discusses Does A Self-Directed IRA Require a Financial Advisor

Does a financial advisor “come with” a Self-Directed IRA? It’s a pertinent question for new investors—and the answer was just posted at American IRA.

ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, US, August 17, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ -- A financial advisor can sound like a major step for a new investor. And for new investors considering Self-Directed IRAs, the advice at places like American IRA is often to consult a financial advisor to get a sense of what the right moves might be. But is a financial advisor really a requirement of using an account like a Self-Directed IRA? A recent post at American IRA highlighted this question and explained the requirements of Self-Directed IRA investing in detail.

For starters, American IRA noted that as a Self-Directed IRA administration firm, it does not offer specific investment advice to investors. Instead, American IRA’s role is as a Self-Directed IRA custodian. It serves as the administrator on the account, executing buy and sell orders on behalf of the investor who holds the IRA in question. Because it serves this role, it keeps separate from the specific financial advice that other services might provide.

Self-Directed IRA investors, the post explained, might need a financial advisor for specific help. For instance, a financial advisor can potentially offer insights into specific investments, and then help guide the investor toward a decision. Because the investor who holds a Self-Directed IRA is likely looking for a helping hand, a financial advisor might help make sense of the situation the investor finds themselves in. However, there are many cases where investors are fine going without an advisor—especially those with an independent streak, or investors with a lot of experience in a specific type of asset class.

For instance, an investor who uses a Self-Directed IRA to capitalize on their experience investing in real estate may not have much need for a financial advisor when it comes to this style of investing. However, American IRA often recommends consulting with professionals to make the most informed decisions possible. After all, a Self-Directed IRA puts more responsibility in the investor’s hands.

To learn more about how it all works, seek out American IRA by visiting its blog at www.AmericanIRA.com. Alternatively, interested parties can reach out to American IRA by calling 866-7500-IRA.

Rebekah Schram
American IRA, LLC
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