SilverStone.net Partners with Deal Capital to Provide Quality IRA Services
SilverStone.net has partnered with Deal Capital to provide high quality IRA and other retirement solutions to business owners, entrepreneurs and investors alike.
Online, May 8, 2013 (Newswire.com) - SilverStone.net is an investment firm that specializes in providing investment professionals and business owners who have valuable experience in running and building businesses. The firm targets these individuals and other retirees to open the opportunities for investment in the private markets. SilverStone opens this door between retirement accounts and the private market by offering sound and strategic advise on an account known as self-directed IRAs. For more information on this account type keep reading or follow the link to the SilverStone website.
Deal Capital is an investment banking firm in the pacific northwest that assists business owners through a merge or acquisition process. The firm has assisted in over one billion dollars of transactions since its inception. Although the firm specializes in M&A it also engages in some deals that require capital formation through private investment; it also provides management consulting services. The firm is looking to assist its clients in continued personal management of the funds after the M&A transaction is completed; this is accomplished through the self-directed IRA structure. It also is looking to build connections through the network SilverStone has established to introduce investors to investment opportunities in the private market.
How do Self-Directed IRAs work?
Self Directed IRAs are the investment vehicles that allow investors to engage in opportunities in the private investment markets. This is accomplished through limited regulations and minimum custodian interference. As the retiree holds funds in an existing retirement account those funds are then transferred or rolled over into a new IRA under the Self-Directed designation. There is then an LLC that is established and all of the funds of the IRA are funneled into the LLC. The owner then has the option to become the manager of the LLC. The custodian then gives the funds in the LLC back to the account holder who then sets up a checking account and holds the checkbook writing privileges.
This structure avoids stepping into any prohibited transactions that might have resulted from the personal management of the IRA. It is important for investors to avoid any transactions that might have resulted in a prohibited transaction.
