Why More Americans Are Turning to Self-Directed IRAs for Real Estate and Alternative Investments
Tyler Shepherd | ContributorMore and more Americans are turning to self-directed IRAs (SDIRAs) as economic volatility and inflation fears challenge traditional retirement strategies. Unlike standard IRAs—where investors are largely limited to stocks, mutual funds, and bonds—SDIRAs allow for a broader range of assets, including real estate, private loans, and even cryptocurrencies. This shift is part of a larger trend toward portfolio diversification and hands-on control over retirement savings. Breaking Away from Market Volatility The appeal of SDIRAs often lies in their potential to shield portfolios from the ups and downs of the...