Why Move Your Retirement to Precious Metals?
Transform system-dependent retirement savings into physical assets you control while keeping tax advantages
Escape System Dependency
Move retirement assets from system-controlled paper investments to physical precious metals you own directly
Hedge Against Inflation
Precious metals historically maintain purchasing power during inflationary periods
Tax-Advantaged Asset Control
Maintain IRA tax benefits while taking direct ownership of physical precious metals outside the banking system
Generational Wealth Control
Build a lasting legacy with real assets you control completely, independent of institutional failures
Eligible Retirement Accounts
Most employer-sponsored retirement plans and individual retirement accounts can be rolled over to a precious metals IRA without tax consequences.
IRA-Eligible Precious Metals
Gold
99.5% minimumPopular options: American Gold Eagle, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, Austrian Gold Philharmonic
Silver
99.9% minimumPopular options: American Silver Eagle, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf, Austrian Silver Philharmonic
Platinum
99.95% minimumPopular options: American Platinum Eagle, Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf, Australian Platinum Platypus
Palladium
99.95% minimumPopular options: Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf, American Palladium Eagle
Common Questions About IRA Rollovers
What's the difference between a rollover and a transfer?
A rollover involves you receiving the funds and then depositing them into the new IRA within 60 days. A direct transfer moves funds directly between custodians without you touching the money. We recommend direct transfers to avoid potential tax complications.
Are there any fees for rolling over my IRA?
Most IRA rollovers can be done without fees from the receiving institution. However, your current custodian may charge a transfer fee. We'll help you understand all potential costs upfront.
Can I rollover just a portion of my retirement account?
Yes, you can rollover a partial amount while leaving the rest in your current account. This is called a partial rollover and can be a good way to diversify your retirement portfolio.
How long does the rollover process take?
Direct rollovers typically take 7-14 business days, though it can vary depending on your current custodian. We'll track the process and keep you informed every step of the way.
Important Disclosures:
- • This information is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice
- • Precious metals are considered collectibles by the IRS and may have different tax implications
- • IRA rollovers must be completed according to IRS guidelines to avoid penalties and taxes
- • Please consult with qualified tax, legal, and financial professionals before making rollover decisions
- • Past performance of precious metals does not predict future results