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Get a $100 Funding BONUS by opening a FREE iTrustCapital account: RoadmapMoney.com/iTrustCapital ______________________________ What happens if you already have $100,000 inside a Roth IRA and simply let it compound? In this video, I break down how fast you can grow your Roth IRA to $2 million investing in just 4 ETFs. Then I combine them into a sample $100,000 Roth IRA portfolio with exact percentages, and I also explain how I personally invest in Bitcoin directly inside my Roth IRA through iTrustCapital. 0:00 $100K Roth IRA to $2 Million 0:41 What Is a Roth IRA? 1:21 VTI: Total Stock Market ETF 3:17 VIG: Dividend Growth ETF 5:00 SCHD Alternative 5:46 SPMO: Momentum ETF 7:39 QQQM Alternative 8:09 iTrustCapital: Bitcoin Inside a Roth IRA 10:24 FBTC: Bitcoin ETF 12:16 $100K ETF Comparison 12:57 My $100K Roth IRA Portfolio 15:00 10% vs. 12% Return Scenarios 15:49 Final Thoughts This video is sponsored by iTrustCapital. Some links may be affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Quick disclaimer: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. I’m sharing my own opinions and experiences, and your financial situation may be different, so always do your own research and consider speaking with a qualified professional before making financial decisions.