It appears Misspag, that I should be consulting you about investing.
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On a serious note, I congratulate you on your ability to obtain a better return for your investments otherwise. If you truly have the discipline and you are confident in your skills, you may consider establishing a SELF-DIRECTED IRA and rolling over a designated amount of your 401 K plan into it. There are STRICT RULES of owning and operating a SELF-DIRECTED IRA but , as I stated earlier, this arrangement is for taxpayers confident enough to manage their retirement income and get better returns than conventional Financial Institutions.
Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA): Rules, Investments, and FAQs
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