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A Bitcoin IRA Instead of Social Security?

MacKenzie Sigalos of CNBC takes on the issue of Bitcoin by profiling a registered nurse in Minnesota named Matthew Roed who is putting more faith in it than Social Security.  The article notes BitcoinIRA launched in May of 2016, offering investors the tax-advantage of an IRA, plus the return of a high-risk, high-reward alternative asset class.  The company has more than 100,000 individual account holders, including clients as young as 18-years-old.  But, volatility remains a major concern and obstacle to more widespread adoption of this as a retirement savings option.  Read the article here.

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