E160: Investing Those Retirement Dollars - Dan Kryzanowski

<p>This week we're joined by Dan Zitofski and he's a pro at advising people on how to invest those retirement $$$ into real estate for big gains. It can be confusing knowing which processes work and which don't... not to mention the laws that oversee them. If you're retired and looking to invest your money smartly, then this episode will not only give you some new ideas, but it will also provide clarity on which is the best investing route for your personal situation. You do NOT need to just invest in traditional methods such as stocks and brokerage accounts. This is perhaps the only investment opportunities you'll see offered by certain institutions... but this doesn't mean it's the only method for someone in your position.  </p><p>Dan Kryzanowski is a serial revenue driver and active alternative asset investor. Prior to joining Rocket Dollar, Kryzanowski led new initiatives, partners, and teams across multiple startups and Fortune 50 companies, including General Electric and Merrill Lynch.</p><p>He also serves as an advisor to entrepreneurs and executives across the FinTech world and self-storage industry. In addition, Kryzanowski is a certified Project Management Professional and a graduate of GE's exclusive Experienced Commercial Leadership Program. He also serves as the Corporate Board President of Hugh O'Brian Youth Texas Capital Area.</p><p>Join us this week and strengthen your knowledge of investing with your retirement dollars. If you have any questions about this topic then drop them in the comments below and we’ll be happy to advise.</p><p> </p><p><strong>KEY TAKEAWAYS</strong></p><p>1. You don't need to just invest in traditional accounts such as stocks and brokerage accounts. This is perhaps the only investment opportunities you'll see offered by certain institutions... but this doesn't mean it's the only method for someone in your position. </p><p>2. Taking out money from your retirement will NOT create penalties and fees. This is a common misconception. </p><p>3. A custodian is someone who will loo