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Pensco SymposiumRegister Today for the Upcoming Symposium on Self-Directed IRAs! Where: St. Frances, Hotel, San Francisco, CA Who Should Attend: Financial Planners, Broker Dealers, Investment Firm, Tax and Estate Attorneys, Mortgage Brokers, Retirement Plan Administrators, and Real Estate Professionals. You will learn important information about: tax and other financial issues, legal considerations, marketing strategies and tools, and real estate investing. And you will hear from successful individuals who have used their Self-Directed IRAs in innovative ways. Our goal is to provide a stimulating atmosphere in which to learn and conduct business. However, we need you in attendance is we are to be successful in achieving our goal. Small multi-disciplined audiences prompt the intriguing questions and thought provoking dialogue that is critical to both successful educational programs and effective networking. we are confident you will fid the symposium to be an outstanding experience with ample take-away information. Click here for more information and to register: http://www.pensco.com/symposium/2005_Symposium.asp Article by Michael ScottCash in on the American Investor’s Quest for Alternative Investments With the continuing evolution of the cash flow industry, new processes, markets, and opportunities are emerging. One of the more exciting opportunities involves the availability of funding to purchase notes. There is in excess of $3 Trillion in IRA funds in the United States today. Most is invested in the more conventional investment types, such as CDs, mutual funds, stocks and bonds. The exciting news for members of the Cash Flow industry is that these retirement funds are all available to be invested through you in your notes or investment pools. The good news for investors considering this strategy is that it can be done without cashing in their IRA account, and can be done penalty-free, tax-deferred, and sometimes even tax-free! To Finish this article Click Here! |
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