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Alabama Senator Proposes Investing Retirement Funds in Cryptocurrencies

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Alabama senator proposes bill allowing Americans to invest retirement funds in cryptocurrencies.

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville Proposes Allowing Retirement Funds to Be Invested in Cryptocurrencies

Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville plans to introduce a bill that would allow retirement funds to be invested in cryptocurrencies. Speaking to Fox Business Live, Tuberville emphasized that America is the “land of freedom” and criticized the Joe Biden administration, claiming that it “hammered the American people with regulations.”

Tuberville said, “Tomorrow, I will introduce a bill called the Financial Freedoms Act, and it will allow families and individuals to invest their retirement funds in crypto.” He also praised the current Trump administration, referring to him as the “Crypto President.”

The senator noted that the Biden administration has shown little interest in cryptocurrencies, saying that the previous government “tried to control how Americans invest their money.”

Financial Freedom Act Bill First Introduced in 2022

The Republican senator plans to reintroduce the bill, which he first introduced in May 2022. The bill aims to reverse any Department of Labor (DOL) guidelines that restrict the types of investments self-directed 401(k) account investors can select through a brokerage window. Tuberville previously stated, “Interfering with 401(k) investments hinders financial growth and restricts personal liberty.”

Johnson: Cryptocurrencies as an “Independent, Alternative Asset Class”

Ivory Johnson, a certified financial planner and founder of Delancey Wealth Management in Washington, D.C., argued that cryptocurrencies should be part of 401(k) plans. Speaking to CNBC, Johnson referred to cryptocurrencies as “an independent, alternative asset class,” and recommended that investors allocate between 2% to 8% of their portfolios to crypto.

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However, Amy Arnott, a portfolio strategist with Morningstar Research Services, warned that adding crypto to a 401(k) plan would “significantly increase retirement risk.” Arnott added that investors “could face significant losses at the wrong time.”


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