Meanwhile, less than 0.07% of Americans have a Tax-Free Retirement Account (TFRA): A guaranteed-growth strategy for savvy planners that’s 100% legal when set up to comply with the current IRS tax code.
Ready to learn what the 0.07% already know?
Get answers to some of our most frequently asked questions about TFRAs and how to qualify below.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Why didn’t my financial advisor tell me about this?
- Most financial advisors don’t know TFRAs exist – or how to comply with the legal requirements that make them tax-free for their clients.
- If an advisor’s company doesn’t tell them to recommend TFRAs, they won’t.
This sounds too good to be true. What’s the catch?
- No catch. A TFRA is not a new investment strategy by any means; wealthy individuals and families have used this type of account to build and pass on their fortunes tax-free for more than a century.
I’m interested, but I’m not super-rich. Can I qualify for a TFRA?
- Glad you asked! Take our 30-second survey below and see if you qualify. Then, we’ll match you with a local representative who can help you understand if a TFRA is right for you.
What’s the difference between a TFRA and my 401(k)/Roth IRA?
With a TFRA, your growth isn’t taxed, and it’s set and guaranteed for the first year – last year.
Typical qualified individuals earned between 3-7%. Even better, there are no contribution limits, and the money you deposit and earn can be cashed out at any time – tax-free and without penalty.
| Traditional 401(k) |
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| Grows Tax Deferred
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| Income Tax Free
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| Protected and Private
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| Guaranteed Growth
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| Unlimited Contributions
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| Liquidity – Up to 10% early withdrawal penalty
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| Roth IRA |
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| Grows Tax Deferred
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| Income Tax Free
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| Protected and Private
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| Guaranteed Growth
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| Unlimited Contributions
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| Liquidity – Up to 10% early withdrawal penalty
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