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Topic: What fund options do I have to invest my pension in bitcoin? (Read 1773 times)

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I've got some money in a pension fund that I can't take out of it but I can select what fund it's invested in.  

What choices does this leave me with if I want it to be in bitcoins, if any?

This is not available yet, but there will likely be a BTC ETF in the relatively near future.
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or wait some months, there will be a fund in new york:

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/05/08/winklevoss-twins-to-list-bitcoin-fund-on-nasdaq/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0


but to be clear: that is high risk investment.
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I've got some money in a pension fund that I can't take out of it but I can select what fund it's invested in.  

What choices does this leave me with if I want it to be in bitcoins, if any?

Retrend,

Here's a contact I have @ Secondmarket/Bitcoin Investment Trust:

Jack Collins
p 212 668 1018  |  f 917 677 8691
[email protected]
 
SecondMarket, Inc  |  www.secondmarket.com
636 Avenue of the Americas  |  New York, NY  |  10011

Website: http://www.bitcointrust.co/

You can partition/authorise 401K into their platform. Jack is a good guy and would be more than happy to discuss your needs.

I personally didn't invest with them as I found another investment strategy with better yields - But the company seems a legit means of investing in Bitcoin space. Would be great to hear from other Bitcoiners here who have actually invested via B.I.T
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I've got some money in a pension fund that I can't take out of it but I can select what fund it's invested in.  

What choices does this leave me with if I want it to be in bitcoins, if any?
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