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This doesn’t work for a particularly useful type of limited liability company: index funds (and mutual funds in general). Today’s grandpa might be living off t
by sokoloff 3y ago
This doesn’t work for a particularly useful type of limited liability company: index funds (and mutual funds in general).
Today’s grandpa might be living off the retirement income from his S&P fund investments which should (IMO) have the same level of limited liability to him as grandpa would have if he invested in a tiny slice of each of 500 different companies directly.
> We don't expect a business to be a generic investment fund
I do expect some businesses to be exactly that.
- AnthonyMouse 3y agoWell sure, but those don't have to be a C Corp or an LLC. They could be something else which is restricted to being an investment fund and which isn't allowed to engage in ordinary business activity or own more than e.g. 10% of any given ordinary business.