The executive order is intended to give investors more options, but experts say employers will tread carefully before adding alternative assets.
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The executive order is intended to give investors more options, but experts say employers will tread carefully before adding alternative assets.
By Tara Siegel Bernard
Experts say the addition of cryptocurrency or private equity to 401(k) rosters comes with major risks for investors.
The executive order will direct the U.S. Secretary of Labor to review fiduciary guidance on private market investments in 401(k)…
President Donald Trump is scheduled to sign an executive order Thursday to allow cryptocurrencies, private equity and real estate…
The Trump administration is pushing \
The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.
In an executive order, the president told the Labor Department to loosen its guidance on putting crypto in workers' retirement…
