Trump Opens the Door for Private Equity and Crypto as 401(k) Retirement Plan Options

Crypto as a 401(k) option?

A new order signed by President Donald Trump would clear the way for retirement plans to invest in cryptocurrency. The proposal offers high reward, but maybe even higher risk. Business and tech reporter Scott Budman takes a closer look and breaks down what you need to know. Watch his report in the video above.

Donald Trump reshapes investing for retirement: Executive order opens 401(k) accounts to private equity, crypto; industry urges caution

President Trump's executive order aims to broaden 401(k) investment options, potentially including private equity and cryptocurrency. This shift directs federal agencies to revise regulations under ERISA, allowing employers to offer alternative assets in retirement plans. While proponents tout higher returns, concerns remain regarding volatility, fees, and liquidity, prompting industry groups to urge caution and careful implementation.

Trump opens door for crypto in retirement accounts

The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.

Trump signs order to allow crypto and real estate investments in retirement plans

Experts say allowing alternative assets like cryptocurrency in 401(k) portfolios carries a high degree of riskDonald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that aims to allow cryptocurrency and other alternative assets like private equity and real estate to be included in the investments in 401(k) retirement accounts.The order smoothes the way for fund managers to tap into trillions of dollars of Americans’ retirement savings. It could open…

Trump clears way for alternate assets like private equity, crypto in 401(k)s

President Trump signed an executive order Thursday allowing alternative assets like private equity, cryptocurrency and real estate in 401(k)s.

Trump opens the door for private equity and crypto as 401(k) retirement plan options

NEW YORK (AP) — Millions of Americans saving for retirement through 401(k) accounts could have the option of putting their money in higher-risk private equity and cryptocurrency investments, according to an executive order signed Thursday by Presiden