Next Generation Trust Partners with Stairway Invest for Guaranteed 8% Returns

Next Generation Trust Company, a leading custodian of self-directed retirement plans, has announced a strategic partnership with Stairway Invest LLC to offer accredited investors a unique opportunity to diversify their portfolios. The partnership allows investors with self-directed IRAs at Next Generation to invest in Stairway Loan Accounts (SLAs), which provide a personally guaranteed 8 percent per annum return. SLAs are SEC-compliant, liquid private products available exclusively to accredited investors. The funds are invested in real estate globally, with a focus on affordable housing and renewable energy, primarily in U.S. markets but also in Australia, Canada, and Brazil.

Jaime Raskulinecz, CEO of Next Generation Trust Company, emphasized the appeal of real estate as an alternative asset in self-directed IRAs. Accredited investors must first open and fund a self-directed account with Next Generation, then allocate a portion of those funds to Stairway Invest. The earned interest is credited to the client's SLA, and both principal and accumulated interest can be withdrawn at any time. Stairway Invest has been working with accredited investors for nearly 25 years, offering daily interest crediting, no fees, and unlimited transactions. Founder and CEO Austin Fowler highlighted that managers personally guarantee client principal and interest with their own worldwide portfolios, providing a deep safety net.

Stairway also provides client education on professional passive real estate investing through its online forum, professional capital raising, and a white label service for professional investors who want to use Stairway's infrastructure to raise capital as liquid debt. For more information, visit Next Generation Trust Company's website at Next Generation Trust Company and Stairway Invest at stairwayinvest.com. This partnership opens a new avenue for accredited investors to earn guaranteed returns through self-directed IRAs, combining the flexibility of self-direction with the security of personally guaranteed debt.