Inspira Introduces Total IRA House Brand

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Inspira, a Pittsburgh-based provider of turnkey IRA solutions for financial institutions and professionals, announced today the introduction of its house-brand, Total IRA, for client use and IRA accountholder self-direction.

Through Total IRA, Inspira's institutional clients gain instant access to an innovative IRA program while their end users are empowered to open an IRA and manage their retirement online.

"Total IRA makes the IRA business simple," said Nathan Rupp, Product Manager of Inspira. "It's an incredibly easy platform to use and removes the barriers our clients face when attempting to enter the IRA market.  For participants, signing up is simple and we give them all the tools necessary to take control of their retirement."

Total IRA's web site, www.TotalIRA.com, provides participants with helpful information about their retirement options, from how to execute a rollover of an existing retirement account to an explanation of the differences between a Traditional IRA and a Roth IRA.  Participants can also fill out a risk-tolerance questionnaire to build their personal investor profile.  Upon completion of the survey, the accountholder is directed to a set of professionally monitored investments that suit their investing style, which ranges from conservative to aggressive.

Inspira's institutional clients can also take advantage of Total IRA when executing automatic IRA rollovers. Clients can now easily upload a file of automatic rollover-eligible participants in a template provided by Inspira, making the process virtually paperless.

"Total IRA further strengthens our back-office capabilities, which are already robust," said Rupp. "A the same time, we give our institutional clients a user-friendly, forward-facing platform for their customers."

About Inspira: Based in Pittsburgh, PA, Inspira provides automatic and self-directed IRA solutions for Financial Advisors, Plan Sponsors, Third Party Administrators, Bankruptcy Professionals and Affinity Groups.

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