The Self-Directed Solo 401(k)

High Contributions

Solo 401(k) account holders may be able to contribute up to $57,000 ($64,000 if 50 or older). $19,500 ($26,000 if 50 or older) can be a straight deferral of income, and the remaining $37,500 comes from profit sharing.

Investment Opportunity

Investing is easy with a Self Directed IRA from Rocket Dollar. Use your retirement funds to pursue an almost unlimited number of investment options. No longer limited to a predetermined menu of mutual funds, you are able to pursue opportunities in:

• Real Estate (Rental Properties, Commercial Funds, etc)
• Hard Money Lending
• Venture Capital
• Startups and Private Companies
• Stocks and Bonds

Loan Capability

With a Solo 401(k), you are able to instantly make a loan to yourself for half the value of your plan, up to $50,000. Best of all, this money can be used for anything. Whether you’d like to make an investment outside of your 401(k), bridge a dip in income, or anything else you need cash for, a loan from your Solo 401(k) is a quick, guaranteed line of credit.

Enjoy Tax-Advantaged Growth

Your investments will grow tax-advantaged until you retire (or forever if you have a ROTH). Combine the power of all the investment options available to you and the tax protections of a retirement account makes for a powerful combination.