Stop leaving thousands on the table with basic retirement accounts.
This comprehensive video course walks you step-by-step through advanced Solo 401k contribution strategies and live IRS compliance calculations that could potentially help you maximize up to $70,000 in annual retirement contributions, especially if you're self-employed or a 1099 contractor.
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Discover the most powerful retirement account for self-employed individuals, the simple 10-second qualification test, and why your CPA probably hasn't mentioned this yet
Learn the exact dual contribution system (employee + employer) to maximize up to $70,000, with live calculations for sole props, LLCs, and S-Corps at different income levels
Master the IRS-approved "loophole" that lets you get up to $70,000 into tax-free Roth accounts annually—3X the normal Roth 401k limit—with step-by-step execution
Access up to $50,000 tax-free from your account for real estate, business expansion, or emergencies. Plus learn how to invest in crypto, startups, and alternative assets
Complete implementation roadmap from EIN to first contribution, plus the one form (5500-EZ) that keeps the IRS happy and avoids $1,000/day penalties
Calculate your exact maximum contribution based on business structure and income level.
Day-by-day action items to go from zero to fully functional Solo 401k in one week.
Learn what features to evaluate and questions to ask when choosing your Solo 401k provider.
Step-by-step breakdown of the one form that keeps the IRS happy and avoids $1,000/day penalties.
When I started my entrepreneurial journey, I didn't understand retirement savings optimization at all.
After building and selling a company for $250M, I realized how much I was potentially leaving on the table with traditional retirement accounts.
That's when I dove deep into Solo 401k strategies and IRS regulations.
Through research, working with tax professionals, and my own experience, I developed a systematic approach to Solo 401k optimization.
What I learned was that with the right knowledge and setup, self-employed individuals can potentially contribute significantly more than traditional IRAs allow.
I spent countless hours studying contribution calculations, Roth conversion strategies, and IRS compliance requirements.
Now I want to share what I've learned so you don't have to spend years figuring this out on your own.
In this course, I'll teach you the strategies and knowledge I've gained through my own Solo 401k journey.
Understanding these strategies can help you make informed decisions about your retirement savings and potentially work more effectively with financial professionals.
When you understand Solo 401k fundamentals, you can potentially optimize your retirement contributions within IRS guidelines.
Many entrepreneurs work with financial advisors, and that's great.
But it's valuable to understand the basics yourself first.
When you understand Solo 401k strategies, you can have better conversations with professionals and make more informed decisions.
This educational approach focuses on explaining the concepts and systems developed through extensive research and experience.
You'll learn the knowledge gained through years of study so you can understand these strategies too.
This course is designed for self-employed individuals, 1099 contractors, single-member LLC owners, and side hustle entrepreneurs who want to learn about Solo 401k optimization. If you have self-employment income and want to understand how to potentially maximize retirement contributions, this course is for you.
Yes! If you're not satisfied with the educational content and don't feel you learned valuable strategies, we'll refund you 100% of your purchase within 30 days. No questions asked.
I'm Ankur Nagpal, founder of Silly Money and an entrepreneur who sold my last business for $250M+. I've learned Solo 401k optimization strategies through my own entrepreneurial journey and now teach these concepts to help other self-employed individuals.
Silly Money is an educational platform focused on helping people make smarter financial decisions. We provide educational content about personal finance, taxes, and retirement planning strategies for entrepreneurs, professionals, and anyone looking to optimize their financial life.
Yes, you need self-employment income to contribute to a Solo 401k. This includes income from freelancing, consulting, single-member LLC profits, or any business where you work for yourself without employees. The course teaches strategies specific to self-employed individuals.
If you're making $120,000 in self-employment income, the strategies in this course could help you contribute up to $45,500 annually to your Solo 401k—that's over 6X more than a traditional IRA. Over 20 years at 7% returns, that difference could potentially be worth over $1.5 million in retirement savings.
For $27, you could get a few meals, some coffee, or a book. But none of those will teach you strategies that could help you contribute tens of thousands more to your retirement each year. This course is designed to pay for itself thousands of times over with just one year of optimized contributions.
While anyone with self-employment income can benefit, Solo 401k strategies become increasingly powerful as your income grows. At $85,000+ in self-employment income, you can potentially contribute $40,000+ annually. At $285,000+, you can max out the full $70,000 contribution limit. However, even at lower income levels, the Solo 401k offers significantly more contribution room than traditional IRAs.
If you're not satisfied with the educational content and don't feel you learned valuable Solo 401k strategies, we'll refund you 100% of your purchase. No questions asked.
*Disclaimers: This course is for educational purposes only. Solo 401k contribution limits are subject to income restrictions and IRS regulations. The up to $70k maximum for 2025 includes both employee contributions (up to $23,500) and employer contributions (up to $46,500). Actual contribution amounts depend on income and business structure. Please consult with qualified professionals before making retirement planning decisions.