Did you know that, in most circumstances, you can roll over an existing retirement account, like a 401k or IRA, in part, or in full, to invest in “non-traditional” options, including businesses and real estate? You can open up a self-directing IRA (SDIRA) or a Solo 401k (SoloK), to get started.
Why should you self direct your retirement plan, if possible? Most companies have investment products (mutual funds, stocks/bonds, etc), which are products that their company has to offer, and your retriment account buys. But, if you focus only in one area, you can risk your 401k becoming a 201k.
If you're self-employed, even if it's part time, you can open a SoloK, to increase your investment options, and work on reducing your tax burden. With the SoloK, you can contribute both from the "employer side," AND the "employee side." If you're not self-employed, you can still enjoy the benefits of a SDIRA.
If you're not wanting to put the money into a retirement account, there are options to invest, now.
Event is open to the public. Come and learn about investing, where you can make, on average, 10-20% returns, to start (exact amounts vary).