OAKLAND, CA, April 02, 2012 (Press-News.org) According to Earth Day Network,"On April 22, more than one billion people around the globe will participate in Earth Day 2012 and help Mobilize the Earth ." The Entrust Group is doing their part to participate in this movement by providing education to current and future investors on socially responsible investments that provide fresher air, cleaner water, a healthier environment, and overall, a greener planet. This month long awareness campaign kicks off Tuesday, April 10th at 10 a.m. PDT, as Brian Davis of The Entrust Group and Patrick Carter of 808 Renewable Energy host a National Webinar on "Green Investments Using a Self-Directed IRA."
"The concept of "going green" has been around for several decades, but in the last decade, the term has been taken more seriously as natural resources continue to deplete," says Hubert Bromma, CEO of The Entrust Group. "Many people are looking at green alternative investments as a potentially lucrative trend. The purpose of dedicating April to this subject is to provide investors education on the opportunities available in green investing."
Registration is complimentary for this webinar, which will examine current trends in the green investments industry, the basics on what types of investments exist for self-directed IRA investors, and much more. To reserve a seat, visit http://www.info.theentrustgroup.com/webinars.
Entrust's National Webinar Series takes place once a month and addresses a range of topics, from the basics of self-directed retirement plans to the multitude of investments possible within them. Each 60-minute webinar focuses on informing self-directed IRA holders on how they can diversify their portfolio through non-traditional investment opportunities, outside of stocks and bonds. Other upcoming webinar topics include real estate, due diligence, self-directed IRA plan types, and LLCs.
About The Entrust Group
For 30 years, Entrust has provided account administration services for self-directed retirement plans. Entrust assists clients in purchasing alternative investments with their retirement savings and administers investments that are typically unavailable through a brokerage firm. Entrust's goal is to educate and empower individuals to take charge of their retirement through the use of self-directed IRAs and tax-advantaged plans. The company provides administration and record keeping services so that individuals have more time and freedom to determine their financial future through a wide array of tax-deferred or tax-free options.
For more information, contact:
Elena Calvillo
800-392-9653 x 233
ecalvillo@theentrustgroup.com.
http://www.theentrustgroup.com
The Entrust Group Helps Investors Create Socially Responsible Retirement Plans
Entrust provides investors the freedom to fully maximize their investment options while exercising their commitment to the environment, the community, and the world.
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