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In today’s video, we’ll be comparing the two types of Self-Directed IRAs with Checkbook Control: the IRA LLC and IRA Trust. Visit our website to learn more: https://www.madisontrust.com/selfdire... Stay connected with Madison Trust: LinkedIn:   / madi.  . Facebook:   / madisontrust.  . Twitter:   / madison_trust   Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user88704600 Madison Trust Company YouTube Channel:    / @madisontrustcompany   Disclaimer: All of the information contained on our website is a general discussion for informational purposes only. Madison Trust Company does not provide legal, tax or investment advice. Nothing of the foregoing, or of any other written, electronic, or oral statement or communication by Madison Trust Company or its representatives, is intended to be, or may be relayed as, legal, tax, investment advice, statements, opinions, or predictions. Prior to making any investment decisions, please consult with the appropriate legal, tax, and investment professionals for advice. VIDEO SCRIPT In today’s video, we’ll be comparing the two types of Self-Directed IRAs with Checkbook Control: the IRA LLC and IRA Trust. How are they similar? Both IRA LLCs and IRA Trusts allow you to invest in alternative assets in real time with the power of Checkbook Control. This means you can invest in the asset of your choice without going through Madison Trust for everyday transactions. Also, both IRA LLCs and IRA Trusts don’t the incur transaction fees normally associated with classic Self-Directed IRAs. Lastly, IRA LLCs and IRA Trusts are available in all 50 states. How are they different? IRA LLCs have the ability of multi-member investing, which IRA Trusts do not. Additionally, IRA LLCs offer more liability protection than IRA Trusts. If you’re interested in foreign investments, IRA LLCs are recognized in most countries, whereas IRA Trusts are not as well known. On the other hand, IRA Trusts offer more confidential investing, as LLCs usually must file with the state in which they’re set up. With IRA LLCs, you may be required to pay state fees and a franchise tax. With IRA Trusts, you avoid these additional costs. Are you new to self-direction? We’re here for you! Our dedicated Self-Directed IRA Specialists are here to answer any questions you may have. Experience exceptional service for your exciting investment opportunities at Madison Trust! (800) 323-9203 [email protected] madisontrust.com Exceptional Service. Exciting Opportunities.