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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Read This Before Tapping Into Your 401(k) Plan
October 24, 2019
Tax-Free Wealth With The Roth 401(k)
September 30, 2019
How Blockchain Can Help Us Save More For Retirement
September 4, 2019
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
Student Debt vs Saving for Retirement
IRA Financial’s Adam Bergman discusses whether the amount of student debt you have is worth the degree you receive and also if you are better off working and stashing your college funds in a retirement account.
READ WHAT ADAM HAS TO SAY ON THE IRAFG BLOG
4 Easy Steps to Create a Budget
November 11th, 2019
Marie Forleo says, “Everything is Figureoutable,” and it really is true. But sometimes we get stuck in a mindset where things seem overwhelming and impossible. That’s why it’s so vital to know your goals, break them down into manageable bits, and act on them…
On the Importance of Beneficiary Forms
November 4th, 2019
If you’ve saved up all your working life, via 401(k) and have enough money to be comfortable in your retirement, congratulations! But even if you are not quite there yet, you are still investing in your 401(k) each pay period, saving regularly and making maximum contributions…
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