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Clinamenic LLC
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Does anyone know if its possible to self-custody assets in a Roth IRA, perhaps through something analogous to a direct registration system? If so, would it just require a ton of compliance work?
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Clinamenic LLC
@clinamenic
So far from my AI conversations, it seems you can't avoid the Roth IRA custodian, but you might be able to form a self-directed Roth IRA, set up a "checkbook LLC" owned by the Roth IRA, and use the LLC to create a direct registration system to self-custody certain securities.
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Gaia
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Just waxing lyrical no advise. Roth ira would be a Sipp on UK and you could set it up without a sipp provider, 1) a trust with a pension admin professional or 2)sth called Ssas again a trust, a company workplace pension. 3)You can be the investor but appoint a pension admin who sets a scheme for you. I dunno if semblance in the US
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