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Wait… private credit in your 401(k)? Let’s talk
President Trump signed an executive order instructing the Department of Labor to reevaluate guidance for employers on incorporating assets like private credit, real estate and crypto into retirement plans.
WHY IT MATTERS: Private credit is golden child of Wall Street, promising diversification and potentially enormous returns compared to the stock market. But the catch is in the name: private.
These opaque, illiquid investments could pose risks for everyday investors, especially those betting their retirement savings.
DRIVING THE NEWS: Ahead of the executive order, retirement service providers have increasingly been jumping into the private credit pool, with Empower and Wellington pursuing expansion plans.
And giants in private credit like Apollo, BlackRock and KKR have been clamoring to tap into the over $12 trillion in U.S. defined contribution retirement plans.
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By [PodTubeMe has migrated to a new system]President Trump signed an executive order instructing the Department of Labor to reevaluate guidance for employers on incorporating assets like private credit, real estate and crypto into retirement plans.
WHY IT MATTERS: Private credit is golden child of Wall Street, promising diversification and potentially enormous returns compared to the stock market. But the catch is in the name: private.
These opaque, illiquid investments could pose risks for everyday investors, especially those betting their retirement savings.
DRIVING THE NEWS: Ahead of the executive order, retirement service providers have increasingly been jumping into the private credit pool, with Empower and Wellington pursuing expansion plans.
And giants in private credit like Apollo, BlackRock and KKR have been clamoring to tap into the over $12 trillion in U.S. defined contribution retirement plans.
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Video at Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNYPtGPuX60