Hard Assets Alliance is more convenient, lower cost, and offers greater international storage options.Most dealers still list all products, but provide a list of ones eligible for IRAs. A potential life-saver since if you put the wrong metal in an IRA, you risk paying taxes. Hard Assets Alliance only displays metals for sale that are eligible for IRA accounts. If you’ve been through the process elsewhere and then try the HAA way, you’ll get spoiled and never go back to those other programs. Hard Assets Alliance is the only dealer that lets you do everything under one roof-Entrust is a separate company, but you complete their paperwork on the HAA website. Way too much juggling between dealer, custodian, and depository. One caution: their video states they will “probably” ship your metals to your chosen depository… doesn’t sound reassuring.ĪPMEX will offer more guidance than JM Bullion, but you still have to complete all the same steps. I got exhausted trying to follow all the steps. You must pick a custodian and complete their paperwork then pick a depository and complete their paperwork then buy metal at the dealer then have it transferred from the dealer to your depository. JM Bullion does not help you set up the IRA it only recommends custodians for you to contact on your own. J&M Bullion and APMEX require extra steps… The main difference between these three dealers is that Hard Assets Alliance is the only dealer geared to buy-and-store metal. You can take delivery of some or all of your metal at any time in two business days.īottom line: Hard Assets Alliance can’t be beat on convenience, cost, and storage locations.They offer more international storage options.
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