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If I have maxed out my simple IRA contributions for this tax year, can I still open a self-directed IRA?

First, you need to clarify terminology.A "self-directed IRA" is not a type of IRA. It refers to any IRA under which you have the right to direct the investment of the assets yourself (as opposed to the investments being determined by some professional asset manager). Whether an IRA is "self-directed" has absolutely nothing to do with your question, and will have no effect upon whether or not you can open the IRA.A "simple IRA" refers to a type of employer-sponsored plan, known as a "Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees" (or "SIMPLE"), that is funded by making contributions to employees' traditional IRAs. The contributions that are permitted under a SIMPLE are salary-reduction contributions by the employee (sort of like what is done in a 401(k) plan) up to $13,500 this year, plus an additional $3,000 if you're age 50+, and contributions by the employer -- either matching up to 3%, or a flat 2% of compensation for each employee. Is that what you're referring to as a "simple IRA"? (I'll assume that it is.)As you might have noticed, if you are in a SIMPLE, you already have a traditional IRA, and it may or may not be self-directed. So what you're really asking must be (1) whether you can open another IRA, and (2) whether you can contribute to that other IRA. (I'm ignoring the self-directed part, because, as I said, any IRA could be self-directed -- that simply depends upon what the particular IRA trust or custodial agreement allows.)(1) There is nothing that stops you from opening another IRA. Or five more IRAs. You can have as many IRAs as you want/need. The issue is getting money into them, as pointed out by Ben Rosenthal's response. He suggested rollovers, which may be the only way that you could do it.(2) The problem that you have, being a participant in a SIMPLE, is that you are subject to the "active participant" phaseout of the IRA deduction limit based on your adjusted gross income. For instance, if you are single, your IRA deduction amount is reduced if your AGI (with some specific modifications) is between $65-75,000, and is $0 if your AGI is over $75,000. If you are married filing a joint return, the phaseout range is $104-124,000.So, even though you could establish a new account, you may not be able to put any money into it. (Roth IRAs are not subject to the phaseout described in (2), but they have their own phaseout rules applicable to how much you are allowed to contribute.)

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