
Flexible Retirement Plans for Businesses—Built Around Your Team
Offer your employees more than a standard retirement plan. Our self-directed retirement accounts for small business owners provide the ability to align retirement benefits with diverse investment options and long-term goals—while maintaining control and compliance.

Choose the Right Small Business Account
Not all business retirement plans are created equal. Explore self-directed options that provide flexibility, control, and access to alternative investments—so you can offer a plan that supports your team’s future and fits your company’s vision.

Solo 401(k)
For self-employed individuals who want high contribution limits and full control over investments.

Self-Directed SEP IRA
For small business owners looking to contribute more without the complexity of traditional plans.

Self-Directed SIMPLE IRA
For growing teams under 100 employees seeking a low-maintenance retirement plan with flexible options.

Rollover as Business Startups (ROBS)
For entrepreneurs using retirement funds to launch or buy a business — without taxes or penalties.
How to Open Your Account
Our goal is to make opening a self-directed small business retirement account as easy as possible.
Trusted Individual Investment Retirement Services
With years of experience and thousands of satisfied clients, we provide reliable support, transparent pricing, and expert guidance—so you can invest for retirement with clarity and confidence.
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Book a Consultation
Schedule a free consultation with a member of our team to explore how opening a self-directed retirement account can unlock your ability to invest tax-free in a variety of alternative assets.
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Ready to plan for your future?
Take control of your retirement by investing in alternative assets like real estate, cryptocurrency, businesses, and more. Start creating wealth today by opening an account.
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