What is Self-Directed Investing?
One of the questions that I get asked a lot when I talk to people is this whole idea of self directed investing – what is it?
Well it’s actually quite simple. Self-directed investing is the ability for an individual to direct where, and how much, and when they put their money to work as an investment… without the hassle of a financial planner, stock broker, bank, etc.
It’s you actually going out and saying: “this is what I want to do with my money and this is what I am going to buy and when I am going to buy it.”
Basically, self-directing puts you in control.
The primary advantage of self directed investing is that you make the decisions and you are not relying on somebody else to make them for you.
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