Key Takeaways The Department of Labor recently reversed guidance cautioning against holding cryptocurrencies in retirement ...

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Last week, the US Department of Labor’s Employee Benefits Security Administration rescinded a 2022 compliance release that ...

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Budofsky noted that the DOL’s decision to rescind the 2022 guidance is in line with the approach that the Trump ...

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Alternative investments are gaining ground, yet retirement investors must carefully weigh risk, liquidity and portfolio fit.

As cryptocurrency prices continue to climb and the popularity of crypto exchange-traded funds grows, retirement investors may be tempted to add digital assets to their retirement portfolios.

What Are the Regulatory Considerations for Including Crypto in Retirement Portfolios? Currently, the Department of Labor ...