President Trump's recent executive order could revolutionize how Americans invest their 401(k) savings. While it offers access to private equity and cryptocurrency, experts warn of significant risks. Could this lead to financial losses for unsuspecting investors?
The new White House order allows alternative investments like crypto in 401(k) plans, but experts warn of hidden risks and fees that could jeopardize ordinary investors’ retirement savings.
President Trump aims to revolutionize retirement savings by allowing 401(k)s to invest in alternative assets like private equity and cryptocurrencies. This bold move could reshape the investment landscape for millions of Americans, but experts warn of potential risks and complexities involved.
Wall Street is gearing up for a pivotal week with major tech earnings, a key Federal Reserve meeting, and crucial inflation data. Will the markets soar or stumble? Find out what to watch!
Despite an ongoing housing market slump, home prices reached an all-time high of $435,300 in June. Discover the surprising dynamics affecting buyers and sellers in today's market.
In a powerful display of unity, WNBA All-Stars wore shirts demanding fair compensation during the All-Star Game, following failed negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement. Fans supported the movement with chants and signs.
Stock investors reacted sharply to reports that Trump may fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, causing a nearly 1% decline. Experts warn this could lead to significant shifts in asset strategies and market dynamics.
U.S. equity futures fell after Trump announced a 35% tariff on Canada, causing market fluctuations despite recent records in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Experts warn about the sustainability of the rally amidst ongoing trade tensions.
In a pivotal 6-3 ruling, the Supreme Court backed the Trump administration's efforts to limit universal injunctions related to birthright citizenship. This decision opens the door for potential changes in immigration policy, while delaying enforcement of Trump's order for 30 days.
The U.S. Department of Education has concluded investigations into California's educational bodies for Title IX violations, accusing them of discrimination against female athletes by allowing male participation in women's sports.
