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Same. It’s so much simpler just putting any spare into bitcoin. Everything else feels very risky and weird. I still have a work pension that I have to allocate the money each month. It feels so clunky and I’m almost certain will be worth fuck all by the time I retire (if I’m even allowed to withdraw it at some ancient age and certainly not from another country) Bitcoin when you think long term is really freedom. My wife is always saying she wants options. Well Bitcoin give you the most options 🥳
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Conrad Keeps 1y ago

MSTR is an option when funds stuck in a pension. If you don’t control sometimes can move pensions to your own SIPP that you control (at least in terms of allocation; not ‘keys’)

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The Bitcoin Chef 1y ago

Yeah I did that last year. Went to vanguard. Load of crap, moved to fildelity, still couldn’t get MSTR, now finally on land down hargreeves and now in MSTR. I missed the dip at the early part of the year as it takes 6weeks to move a pension 🤦🏻‍♂️ but I can’t withdraw it for 20+ years so hopefully it will have gone up a bit 🤌🏻

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TheBitcoinManual 1y ago

I have funds stuck in a pension but I don't think we have access to MSTR or an ETF wrapper I still need to enquire about if I can salvage any of that, but I am happy with my real sats and the odd non-KYC buys I can source

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Conrad Keeps 1y ago

If you are UK then you can buy MSTR but not the ETF. Just need to do a W-8BEN form via your pension and you are ready to buy US shares.