Another Roth Question: This One Is About DRIPs

I think this may be a new subject around here on Roth IRA - how to open a Roth IRA with dividend reinvestment stocks. I recall reading about the idea (somewhere) but the article did not mention how this is done. I know you have to be the owner of record of the stock (or stocks). And I know some DRIP stocks allow follow-on purchases directly and not via a broker. But I can't find out how this gets done within the IRA.

Additionally, can this be done if I wanted to setup regular biweekly payroll deductions to buy additional stocks for the Roth IRA?

Thankyou to anyone who can explain or refer me to another discussion about this. Tom

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tomc5
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Netstock allows you to invest in DRIPs, and would also allow account to be charactorized as a Roth IRA.

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jIM

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