President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that allows Americans to include alternative assets such as cryptocurrencies, private equity, and real estate in their 401(k) and related retirement plans. This policy change opens the door for approximately 90 million Americans to invest their retirement savings in these non-traditional assets, potentially tapping into a $9 trillion market segment. Experts have noted that while this move could enhance retiree portfolios through diversification, it also introduces additional risks for investors. Some critics have expressed concern that the inclusion of crypto and other alternative assets in pension funds might jeopardize the financial security of middle-class Americans. The executive order marks a substantial shift in retirement investment options, sparking debate among financial professionals about the long-term implications for retirement savings.
WATCH: Trump has opened the cryptocurrency industry to trillions in US retirement savings, adding risks for investors. David Nicholas of XFUNDs says it could boost retiree portfolios if diversified to avoid losses https://t.co/OyWjYjM06b
🇺🇸 Le décret de Donald #Trump, qui permet aux fonds de pension de diversifier leurs rendements avec les cryptoactifs, risque de « mettre en péril l’avenir des Américains de la classe moyenne », fustigent certaines voix d’opposition. ➡️ Un article de @Jdussueil à lire ici : https://t.co/XDhs4bpVgn
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