Dennis Blitz of the IRA Club talks how to invest in Real Estate within a Self Directed IRA, commonly referred to as a Real Estate IRA this Sunday at 1pm on WIND AM 560.

Chicago, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/19/2012 -- Dennis Blitz, President of the IRA Club will be a guest on the popular Sunday radio show REAL on AM 560 WIND on September 24th. The program attracts a large audience of real estate investors and offers guidance for both beginning investor and veterans. The show airs at 1:00 PM Sundays.

The topic will be "Real Estate IRAs: How They Can Work for You". This will be Mr. Blitz's second appearance on the program due to the a strong listener response following his appearance in July.

Topics covered regarding the Real Estate IRA will include:

- The opportunities for Real Estate Investors to use their IRA
- The types of transactions that are allowable and those that are prohibited
- The costs of owning a Real Estate IRA
- And much more.

A spokesperson for the IRA Club says, "A Real Estate IRA, like all Self Directed IRA's can be a very flexible and profitable investment strategy. Many people don't realize that they can do just about any type of Real Estate Investing using their Self Directed IRA".

Dennis Blitz is the founder of the IRA Club based in Chicago, IL and is a speaker, author and consultant on Self Directed IRA's, Real Estate IRA's and Solo 401(k)'s. He has appeared on numerous radio and television shows across the country helping people understand the benefits of a Real Estate IRA, along with other types of IRA investment tools and strategies. Dennis is the author of the book "Save Smart, Earn More" and has gained substantial recognition during a 30 year career as a leader in the field of financial education, first as founder of The Blitz School and later as President of America's most respected professional education provider, Dearborn Financial Publishing.

For more information on the benefits of a Real Estate IRA or how to form a Real Estate IRA, please contact Dennis Blitz directly at The IRA Club toll free 888-795-7950 or visit www.iraclub.org/real-estate-ira.

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The Solo 401(k) has quickly become a popular investment instrument. Join Dennis Blitz of the IRA Club at the Alpine Property Investment Expo to learn all about the Solo 401(k).

Chicago, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/18/2012 -- Dennis Blitz, President of The IRA Club will be a presenter at the Alpine Property Investors Expo on September 23, 2012 in Indianapolis Indiana. Mr. Blitz will speak on how to use Self Directed IRA and Solo 401(k) funds to invest in today's exciting Real Estate market. Mr. Blitz's presentation will focus on how a Self Directed IRAs or Solo 401(k)s can be used to own cash flow residential real estate for the benefit of the IRA owner.

A spokesman for the IRA Club says, "we now offer offer a Solo 401k, which can be administered by the account owner just as they would manager as a Self Directed IRA. This allows our clients to invest in practically any investment such as real estate, mortgage notes, tax liens and even private companies. These Solo 401(k)'s are becoming extremely popular."

The Solo 401(k) is also known by the terms "Individual 401(k), the "Solo K" or the "Uni-K". They work basically the same as what might be offered by large corporations, however, they are specifically designed for individuals and are very flexible. Unlike many other types of retirement plans, these Solo 401(k)'s are strictly for the sole proprietor who has no employees, although a spouse may contribute if they earn income from the business.

Extra benefits of a Solo 401(k) include:

- The ability to make very large annual conurbations
- The account owner may borrow from their 401(k) account
- The 401(k) can make investments with the help of borrowed money without being subject to Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT).

Dennis Blitz is the founder of the IRA Club based in Chicago, IL and is a speaker, author and consultant on Self Directed IRA's, Real Estate IRA's and Solo 401(k)'s. He has appeared on numerous radio and television shows across the country helping people understand the benefits of a Solo 401 (k), along with other types of IRA investment tools and strategies. Dennis is the author of the book "Save Smart, Earn More" and has gained substantial recognition during a 30 year career as a leader in the field of financial education, first as founder of The Blitz School and later as President of America's most respected professional education provider, Dearborn Financial Publishing.

For more information on the benefits of a Solo 401(k) or how to form a Solo 401(k), please contact Dennis Blitz directly at The IRA Club toll free 888-795-7950 or visit http://www.iraclub.org

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IRA Club announces a strategy to legally avoid the 3.8% Medicare Surtax.

Chicago, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/09/2012 -- The IRA Club has announced a strategy where you can easily avoid the new 3.8% Medicare Surtax on net unearned investment income by making your investments inside a Self Directed IRA.

To help pay for the Affordable Health Care Act starting January 1, 2013, Congress has created another new tax: the 3.8 Medicare surtax; this one on net investment income. The rate will be 3.8%.

According to Dennis Blitz of the IRA Club, "People will be subject to the 3.8% Medicare surtax if they are among the "new rich" (Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) over $200,000 for an individual filer or AGI over $250,000 for joint filers)". The 3.8 Medicare surtax will be computed by adding all the items below and multiplying by 3.8%:

Net Capital Gains
plus
Interest Income
plus
Dividends Income
plus
Any Annuities income
plus
Royalties Income
plus
Rent income
Times 3.8%

Investment income is included when the above computation is made. Example: if a person is a joint filer and they, along with their spouse earn $220,000 (less than the threshold amount when the tax would kick in), plus they earn $35,000 net investment income, they would be charged the 3.8 Medicare surtax because the investment income pushed them over the threshold amount.

Is there any good news? YES! If a person earns their investment income inside an IRA the 3.8% Medicare surtax does not apply.

Let's assume that someone has a Self Directed IRA and the annual cost to maintain the account is $280.

Now let's assume they make just one transaction in that account which earns just $15,000. The savings based on the savings of the 3.8 Medicare Surtax is $570. This does not include the benefit of deferred income tax that IRA accounts enjoy.

The IRA Club located in Chicago, IL, helps people throughout the country setup and legally administrate all types of self directed IRA's. The IRA Club was founded by Dennis Blitz who gained recognition during a thirty year career as a leader in the field of financial education for financial professionals.

For specific information about how this can apply to your finances, please visit: http://www.iraclub.org or call Dennis Blitz directly at: 312-795-0988

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