The organization says scams with non-traditional assets, such as tax liens, real estate, promissory notes and private placement securities, that are available through self-directed accounts are among the top 10 greatest threats to investors.
Estimated reading time: 0 minutes, 18 seconds
The North American Securities Administrators Association is warning investors to watch out for scams in retirement self-directed accounts. So reports MarketWatch.
The organization says scams with non-traditional assets, such as tax liens, real estate, promissory notes and private placement securities, that are available through self-directed accounts are among the top 10 greatest threats to investors.