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Dustin S.
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Self Directed Roth after FIRE

Dustin S.
  • Investor
  • Boise ID
Posted

I have already hit FIRE and and am well below official retirement age. I am looking to keep investing into a ROTH IRA preferably having one of my LLC make an employee contribution on my behalf. First is this possible/legal? If so are there any companies out there that can help with this? If it's not legal or possibly are there other options out there for me?

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