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The Trump administration yesterday took a giant step toward allowing alternative assets in 401(k) plans, with the Department of Labor proposing rules that now will be open for two months of public comment.
The big picture: Pay more attention to the actual rule than to the press release.
Big questions still remain about how safe harbors will be writen.
The Department of Labor has proposed a rule regarding how plan sponsors and fiduciaries can include alternative assets in 401(k)…
The U.S. Department of Labor proposed a new rule on Monday that would allow people to invest alternative assets into their 401(k)…
The Trump administration is pushing \
President Donald Trump's executive order paves the way to bring alternatives into 401(k)s, but what that will eventually look…
Experts say the addition of cryptocurrency or private equity to 401(k) rosters comes with major risks for investors.
