COMPLETEIRA

https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/approved-nonbank-trustees-and-custodians...Nothing in Singapore is on that list; and all the previously approved overseas options are gone. I'm not sure if they've been moved to another list or they're no longer approved. I haven't heard back from either request for information sent and nor have I heard any of the IRAs storing metals there previously seemingly run into trouble.Personally, I'm comfortable with family member's IRAs funding accounts at Silver Bullion to invest in metal as the 'base' of the IRA is inside the US, as-is the indicia of ownership, and it seems much less 'offensive' to the IRS guidelines than local storage (which they haven't made trouble over either). ...but if the IRS suddenly did decide to tackle these; I'd lose sleep for sure.To each their own.Life isn't fair. ...and sometimes that's in our favor. When a person uses a Solo 401k they can buy and store without having to worry about these limitations.** Here's the summary..