ADAM BERGMAN IS A CRYPTO IRA TAX EXPERT
ADAM BERGMAN FOUNDED THE IRA FINANCIAL GROUP & IRA FINANCIAL TRUST COMPANY
He’s published 7 books on the topic of retirement plans and taxation, including the first published book on how to use retirement funds to purchase cryptocurrencies (How To Use Retirement Funds to Purchase Cryptocurrencies in a Nutshell). He is a frequent contributor to Forbes, has been quoted in over 250 major publications, and helped over 12,000 clients establish self-directed retirement plans to make alternative asset investments.
Prior to founding the IRA Financial Group and IRA Financial Trust Company, leading providers of self-directed IRA & 401(k) plans for alternative asset investments, he worked as a tax and ERISA attorney at some of the world’s most prestigious law firms, such as White & Case LLP. Adam is a long-time cryptocurrency investor and a passionate advocate for the powers of blockchain technology.
He’s currently working on several exciting new projects, including a video series and a documentary on the cryptocurrency craze and retirees. He recently launched his podcast, Adam Bergman Talks.
ADAM HAS BEEN FEATURED IN
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TPA: The Three Most Important Letters For Maximizing 401(k) Benefits
November 19, 2019
Read This Before Tapping Into Your 401(k) Plan
October 24, 2019
Tax-Free Wealth With The Roth 401(k)
September 30, 2019
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
Roth IRA Conversion – Avoid These Mistakes
IRA Financial’s Adam Bergman discusses the Roth IRA conversion and the five pitfalls you should avoid.
READ WHAT ADAM HAS TO SAY ON THE IRAFG BLOG
Make a Difference with your Solo 401k Investments
December 9th, 2019
When you’re worried about germs and the flu, the single biggest weapon you have is washing your hands with soap and water. Why are we less concerned with what our money touches? Not physically, but the energy of our money has great reach. And to make a difference in the world it’s up to us to see what our money is touching…
Side Hustles and the Solo 401(k)
December 4th, 2019
Although unemployment is low in the United States, a recent Forbes article reported that wages have not grown since the end of the Great Recession of 2008 – at least not notably. Furthermore, while minimum wage is increasing, it is still less than the minimum wage 50 years ago, when taking inflation into account…
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