Trades are Tax-Free in an IRA
Any investment made inside of an IRA is sheltered from taxable events. All gains made in a Traditional, Simple or SEP IRA are tax-deferred until funds are withdrawn. Gains made in a Roth IRA are tax-free as long as no funds are removed until the age of 59 ½.
Crypto - 1% trade fee
Gold - $50 over spot per ounce
Costs as much as 90% lower than other IRA providers. Many Cryptocurrency IRA companies charge up to 15% transaction fees. Many physical Gold IRA companies charge a 30% spread. Paying this much just doesn’t make sense.
Trade 24 hours a day
Unlike many Cryptocurrency and physical Gold IRA providers, you can buy and sell 24 hours a day without speaking to a commissioned salesperson. We believe if the market is open, we should be too.
Avoids legal complexity
The ‘Checkbook LLC’ model requires a new LLC, and business bank account must be opened and maintained. Clients are tasked with record keeping and filing which can be complicated. An additional risk is taken according to legal experts who believe that these accounts are not IRS compliant and can be considered distributions which would create a taxable event and possibly other penalties.
Never pay 10-15% to put Bitcoin/Crypto in your IRA.
Everything you need to know about Fees, Security, 24/7 Access and much more.
Never pay more than $50 over spot per ounce for Physical Gold in your IRA.
Everything you need to know about Hidden Fees, Sales Tricks, 24/7 Liquidity and much more.
Curv is an Institutional Grade Wallet built on multi-authentication protocols that are industry standard for the banking and military sector.
This solution eliminates single points of failure like private keys and individual persons by splitting cryptographic signatures.
The Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), provides secure storage of globally recognized precious metal products in a network of vaults at the Mint's facilities in Ottawa and Winnipeg. The Mint is exceptionally secure. The RCM weights each bullion bar upon delivery and audits the entire inventory each quarter by the Government of Canada's Office of the Auditor-General.
