Solo 401k Plan Provider Interview at the Innovation Economy Expo
Leading Solo 401k plan provider, Sense Financial Services, was recently spotlighted at the Innovation Economy Expo. Held on May 9, 2013 at the Ontario Convention Center in Southern California, the event connected businesses, innovators and entrepreneurs. The goal of the event was to provide the resources needed for success in a new global economy.
Spotlighting the Solo 401k plan provider
At the event, TW interviewed Dmitriy Fomichenko, president of Sense Financial Services, on retirement solutions for small business owners and self-employed individuals. Dmitriy started the company to address a need he saw in the retirement industry.
Dmitriy first noticed that the investors he mentored were losing their hard-earned funds in their retirement. He then started Sense Financial Services to provide a retirement solution.
Sense Financial establishes self-directed retirement accounts with checkbook control for their clients. With these accounts, clients can use their retirement funds for non-traditional investments. This includes investments in private business, residential and commercial real estate, mortgage notes, and hard money loans.
The company has worked with hundreds of clients to establish their own self-directed retirement accounts. And their clients experience the freedom and control of investing their retirement funds. They can invest in the categories that they are most familiar with, like real estate.
With the Solo 401k plan, small business owners and self-employed individuals can truly diversify their retirement funds. No longer are they restricted to traditional investments like mutual funds and the stock market only. Plan holders can invest in a wide range, from non-traditional to traditional to a combination of both.
Success together
With support from more than 190 stakeholders, 40 strategic sponsors, 70 exhibitors, 13 partners and 50 expert presenters, the Innovation Economy Expo accomplished its goal. Attendees collaborated to advance their economic and business success. From sole proprietors to large international organizations, business leaders joined educators and policymakers in an effort to innovate for a global economy. Afterwards, many agreed that the goal had been met.
