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Henry F.
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Traditional IRA with Vanguard to ???

Henry F.
  • Homestead, FL
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Hello fellow BP members, Im here requesting instructional information. I am not SDIRA savy nor am I solo-k savy ... I would like your advice as to which direction I should take. I like the check book strategy, having funds readily available to use at my own free will is important to me. I have about 30k in a traditional IRA with Vanguard which will need to be moved. But too where? And which company? Should I and can I move all of the funds?

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My apologies, I accidentally hit the post button by mistake.

Continuation:

I own a business but it isn't RE related.
The business doesn't have any full time employees.
I also have a full-time job.

If anyone can provide any details as to what steps they would take from here, I would greatly appreciate it.

All the best,
Henry

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