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Olivia Dansereau
  • Sequim, WA
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Can my solo 401k invest with a SDIRA?

Olivia Dansereau
  • Sequim, WA
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Is it possible to my solo 401k to co-invest with my daughter's SDIRA? I wasn't sure if this was prohibited as neither of us benefit, only the retirement accounts see a return. 

I'm wanting to open an SDIRA for my child as I pay her a small wage here and there to help with admin activities  (envelope stuffing, etc) but would also like to use that SDIRA as a minority holder on investments so that I can help boost her retirement account from a young age. 

Any ways to make this happen without getting into trouble? 

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