Most Americans View Crypto in Retirement Plans as Risky
The survey found 46% call crypto very risky, even as federal officials and the Trump administration move to expand alternative assets in retirement plans.
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Crypto retirement plans face opposition from 53% of Americans
A new national survey has found that 53% of Americans oppose employers offering cryptocurrency in workplace retirement plans, while 77% consider such investments risky. The National Institute on Retirement Security reported in its survey that 46% of respondents considered cryptocurrency…
Survey: 77% of Americans view crypto as risky for retirement plans
Americans remain highly skeptical about putting cryptocurrency into workplace retirement plans, according to a new survey by the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS). The findings arrive as federal regulators and the Trump administration move in the opposite direction—seeking...
A survey by the National Institute for Retirement Security shows that Americans are increasingly afraid of withdrawal and largely reject cryptocurrencies in 401(k) plans, just as federal regulators assess facilitating access to alternative assets. *** 77% of respondents consider cryptocurrencies in retirement work plans risky and 46% rate them as very risky. 53% oppose employers offering cryptocurrencies within their retirement investment menus.…
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