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Discover the
Power of a Gold IRA

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You are in control 

Self-directed IRAs and other tax-advantaged accounts put you in control of your financial future. Create a customized portfolio with the freedom to invest in alternative and traditional assets, while potentially reducing or eliminating taxes on your investments.

With a self-directed IRA, you are in control. You find your own investment(s), perform due diligence, and direct the activities for your account. We handle the distribution of funds, asset custody, transaction processing, record maintenance, and IRS reporting.

Investments are not limited to stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

Self-directed IRAs allow you to invest in real estate, private equity, notes, precious metals, tax liens, and much more.

Eligible Accounts

401k

Traditional IRA

Roth IRA

457

403b

TSP

What is a Gold IRA?

A Gold IRA, also known as a precious metals IRA or a self-directed IRA, is a type of individual retirement account that allows individuals to invest in physical gold and other precious metals as a part of their retirement savings strategy. It provides an alternative to traditional retirement accounts that typically consist of stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

With a Gold IRA, individuals can allocate a portion of their retirement savings to acquiring gold bullion bars, coins, or other approved forms of precious metals. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has established guidelines regarding the types of precious metals that can be held in a Gold IRA, which typically include gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.

Why invest in a Gold IRA?

The primary purpose of a Gold IRA is to provide diversification and a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty. Gold has been considered a store of value and a medium of exchange for centuries, and it tends to hold its worth over time. By including gold or other precious metals in an IRA, individuals aim to protect their retirement savings from the potential risks associated with traditional investments.

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Gold IRA Investment Guide

Why Choose

United Gold Group?

Let us help you secure your financial future.

United Gold Group exists to help our clients achieve financial sovereignty by mitigating financial risks through diversification. We have assisted thousands of customers roll-over their retirement plans from annuities, mutual funds, stocks, bonds, and CD's into qualified plans with no tax consequence. With our unique full service approach, our team will work with you to formulate an investment strategy that caters to your individual needs.

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Call today to speak with a specialist (800) 753-8534.

How to Get Started 

1. Call our Specialists

Call one of our IRA Product Specialists at (800) 753-8534 and they will assist you in filling out the necessary paperwork

2. Fund your Account

In as little as 3 days, your new IRA will have funds transferred from your existing IRA. Usually there is no need to call your current custodian. Once your new IRA has funded, you can select which precious metals best suit your needs, whether it be gold, silver or a bit of both.

3. Purchase your Gold/Silver

 

Your IRA-eligible precious metals can be securely stored at one of various IRA-approved vaults across the country, including the DDSC in Delaware and various Brinks depository vaults. Multiple Locations, call for more details

Explore the Benefits of a Gold IRA

Tax-Deferment

Roll-over or transfer your existing IRA or 401K and there is no taxable event.  Taxes on gains are deferred until metals are withdrawn from account or sold.

Diversification

Having precious metals inside your IRA can help to diversify your portfolio and help mitigate risk.

Physical Assets

Precious metals are "tangible" assets rather than "paper" or "electronic" assets.  If you are over-exposed to paper assets such as stocks or mutual funds, you may be taking unnecessary risks with your future.

Protection & Peace of Mind

Gold and silver have historically acted as critical hedges against inflation and the continued erosion of the U.S. dollar

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