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An LP is interested in making a commitment to a venture capital fund from a retirement account (Roth, 401K, etc). Is it possible to do this? If yes, please direct me to an article or document that explains how to do it.

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This is possible via a self directed IRA with experience in venture capital such as STRATA.
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I would normally just update this myself, but since you're the expert, you may know something I don't: Did you mean IRA instead of RIA?
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yes - fixed. thank you Travis
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Thanks guys. I'll suggest STRATA & ALTO + speaking with a financial advisor.

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