401k – Earlybirds Invest https://earlybirdsinvest.com Latest Crypto News Sat, 30 Aug 2025 20:58:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.7 https://i0.wp.com/earlybirdsinvest.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/cropped-New-Project-2024-12-17T235703.455.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 401k – Earlybirds Invest https://earlybirdsinvest.com 32 32 240146708 This Is the Average 401(k) Balance for Retirees Age 60 and Older https://earlybirdsinvest.com/this-is-the-average-401k-balance-for-retirees-age-60-and-older/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/this-is-the-average-401k-balance-for-retirees-age-60-and-older/#respond Sat, 30 Aug 2025 20:58:05 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/this-is-the-average-401k-balance-for-retirees-age-60-and-older/ A 401(k) is a common type of retirement account that employers offer to their workforce.

The 401(k) account is one of the most common retirement savings accounts that employers offer their workers. Employees are able to contribute pre-tax dollars to these accounts and invest them tax-deferred. Only when withdrawals are made do the account holders pay taxes at their ordinary tax rate.

Employers have the option to offer some kind of matching contribution, usually up to a set percentage of each employee’s salary. Employer contributions are deductible up to a certain point.

With everyone making different salaries and employers having different policies for their 401(k) plans, it’s natural for workers to wonder how much they should save as they approach retirement. While there is no single right answer, available data can help you gauge where you stand.

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The average 401(k) balance for retirees age 60 and older

While several companies provide data on the average 401(k) balance, I like to use Fidelity when I can, given the company’s size and reputation in the space.

At the end of 2024, Fidelity looked at 401(k) data from 26,700 corporate defined contribution plans that included 24.5 million participants. The company found that the average 401(k) balance was $246,500 for ages 60 to 64, $251,400 for ages 65 to 69, and $250,000 for ages 70 and over.

Fidelity actually recommends saving much more than this amount. In prior articles, the company has suggested having eight times your annual salary by age 60 and 10 times your annual salary by age 67. With median annual earnings for a full-time U.S. worker above $50,000, Fidelity’s recommendation is far higher than the approximately $250,000 average balance for its plan participants near retirement.

But again, there’s always a difference between advice and reality. Retirees should also understand that an average number among tens of millions of people captures so many different scenarios. Ultimately, retirees should think about the lifestyle they want in retirement and work with a financial advisor or on their own to determine how much they need to support that lifestyle.

]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/this-is-the-average-401k-balance-for-retirees-age-60-and-older/feed/ 0 55940 6 Things Investors Need to Know Before They Add Cryptocurrency to Their 401(k) https://earlybirdsinvest.com/6-things-investors-need-to-know-before-they-add-cryptocurrency-to-their-401k/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/6-things-investors-need-to-know-before-they-add-cryptocurrency-to-their-401k/#respond Tue, 12 Aug 2025 20:49:13 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/6-things-investors-need-to-know-before-they-add-cryptocurrency-to-their-401k/ Your retirement account might be getting a major upgrade. Here’s what crypto investors need to know about the new executive order that could change everything for 90 million 401(k) plans.

The Trump administration just issued an executive order that could change how you invest for retirement. If the order clears the usual regulatory hurdles and takes effect, you may have access to a broader range of investment options in that all-important 401(k) plan. The options might even include cryptocurrencies — kinda, sorta.

Here’s what crypto investors need to know about the as-yet numberless executive order titled “Democratizing Access to Alternative Assets for 401(K) Investors.” This document looks simple at first glance, but it has a few important twists.

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1. Retirement plans for diamond hands?

Finally, you might be able to explain to your financial advisor why you need “digital assets” in your 401(k) retirement plan with a straight face. The executive order specifically calls out “holdings in actively managed investment vehicles that are investing in digital assets” as a new asset class that can be offered in tax-efficient 401(k) plans.

That’s government-speak for “crypto funds are on the menu,” but it’s not a strict order to serve up Bitcoin (BTC 0.88%) and Ethereum (ETH 8.11%) alternatives right away. The order simply gives investment management firms the option to consider digital assets for their clients.

2. Plot twist: Crypto is just one item on a bigger menu

This executive order isn’t just about Bitcoin or about cryptocurrencies in general. It also opens the door for 401(k) plans to offer lots of other asset classes that used to be out of bounds. Besides the long-awaited cryptocurrencies, you might see real estate parcels, ownership in private companies, or various commodities in next year’s retirement plan options.

Yes, crypto is a crucial element of this expansion, but it’s also just a small piece of a much larger puzzle. The Trump administration wants to give 401(k) management firms the ability to invest in lots of nontraditional markets.

3. Lawsuit protection is a big deal

The order literally blames “opportunistic trial lawyers” for keeping crypto out of your 401(k). Apparently, plan administrators have been too scared of getting sued to let you bet your retirement savings on digital assets. The administration wants to create “safe harbors” for trading crypto (and other unusual asset classes). This is basically legal bubble wrap for companies brave enough to offer crypto options, reducing their fear of legal setbacks.

4. Timeline: This mission launches in roughly T-minus 180 days

The Department of Labor has six months to figure out how to make this happen without causing a retirement apocalypse. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is also being asked to reconsider who counts as an “accredited investor” — potentially letting more regular folks access these investment types.

Mark your calendars for February 2026. That’s when the executive order could take effect, assuming it survives the usual battery of congressional reviews and legal challenges. Those old checks and balances are still in play, after all.

5. Reality check: Your boss’s 401(k) plan still has to opt in

This isn’t a mandate — it’s more like the government saying, “Hey, we won’t be mad if you want to add crypto to 401(k)s.” Your employer’s plan administrator still needs to make the decision to offer cryptocurrencies. And they still have to act as fiduciaries with your best interests at heart, which means they can’t just let you bet the farm on Dogecoin because Elon tweeted something bullish.

6. The fine print nobody wants to read

The order acknowledges these investments might come with “potentially higher expenses.” In other words, crypto fund management fees might eat into your gains, like transaction fees on Ethereum during peak congestion.

And your fund manager won’t be buying cryptocurrencies directly anyhow. Remember this quote from the first point: “Holdings in actively managed investment vehicles that are investing in digital assets.” That snippet describes something closer to a Bitcoin or Ethereum-based exchange-traded fund (ETF) than a mandate to open crypto-trading accounts.

So if your 401(k) plan manager opts in to the new digital asset class, it would probably be via high-quality funds such as the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT 0.50%) and the Fidelity Ethereum Fund (FETH 6.18%). It’s an extra layer of investor protection, but also another source of potentially expensive management fees.

All in all, this order may be a positive event for crypto investors. The final outcome depends on how the legislative forces manage and interpret the document.

Come February, individual investors might have better access to alternative investments (including crypto), and the entire class of 401(k) fund managers could pour trillions of dollars into formerly forbidden investment ideas. It remains to be seen how this affects cryptocurrencies in general, but it’s absolutely more of a bullish move than a bearish challenge.

Anders Bylund has positions in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and iShares Bitcoin Trust. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Bitcoin and Ethereum. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.

]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/6-things-investors-need-to-know-before-they-add-cryptocurrency-to-their-401k/feed/ 0 52880 Trump 401k order could drive up to $122 billion into Bitcoin, Ethereum through default flows https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-401k-order-could-drive-up-to-122-billion-into-bitcoin-ethereum-through-default-flows/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-401k-order-could-drive-up-to-122-billion-into-bitcoin-ethereum-through-default-flows/#respond Fri, 08 Aug 2025 12:53:16 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-401k-order-could-drive-up-to-122-billion-into-bitcoin-ethereum-through-default-flows/

President Donald Trump signed an order on Aug. 7 allowing crypto in 401(k) plans, subject to agency rulemaking.

The directive tells the Labor Department, the SEC, and Treasury to revisit constraints on plan menus, opening the door for defined contribution plans to add sleeves tied to Bitcoin and ether through pooled vehicles.

The focus now is on the size of the default crypto allocations and the number of plans that implement them, since those factors will determine actual investment flows more than the policy announcement itself.

According to the Investment Company Institute, defined contribution (DC) assets stood at $12.2 trillion on March 31, with $8.7 trillion in 401(k)s. That base means even a 0.10% default inside qualified default investment alternatives, such as target date funds or collective investment trusts, would theoretically amount to $12.2 billion if adopted across the DC universe.

A quarter of plans deploying a 0.25% sleeve would equate to roughly $7.6 billion in structural bids sourced from payroll contributions and employer matches. The size of these modeled flows turns on two levers that plan sponsors control, the default percentage and the share of plans that implement it.

The policy context matters for fiduciaries. On May 28, the Labor Department rescinded its 2022 crypto compliance release that had warned fiduciaries to exercise “extreme care,” removing a key chill around menu design, per the agency’s release. The new order layers on top, instructing staff to craft avenues for access within ERISA rules.

As PLANADVISER reported, the work now shifts to guidance and product plumbing, including how DC plans can hold crypto via regulated wrappers and how recordkeepers map those positions in plan portals.

Distribution will run through defaults, where most dollars live. Target date funds dominate participant flows and house the qualified default for many plans. As MarketWatch reported last month, large managers have already begun adding private-market sleeves to new TDF designs.

That same structure can host a small crypto sleeve inside a diversified glide path, and the paycheck cadence turns that sleeve into a steady primary-market bid for the underlying ETFs that hold spot Bitcoin or Ethereum. The result goes beyond a single surge toward a programmatic flow that arrives on payroll cycles and rebalancing dates.

How much could 401(k)s bring to crypto?

The glide path math frames realistic ranges for 2026. Using ICI’s DC base, a 0.10% default across 10% of assets points to about $1.22 billion of crypto demand. A 0.50% default across 25% of assets points to about $15.3 billion, while a 1.00% default across half the market would reach about $61 billion.

Adoption → / Default ↓ 0.10% 0.25% 0.50% 1.00%
10% of DC assets $1.22B $3.05B $6.10B $12.20B
25% of DC assets $3.05B $7.63B $15.25B $30.50B
50% of DC assets $6.10B $15.25B $30.50B $61.00B
100% of DC assets $12.20B $30.50B $61.00B $122.00B

Modeled flows using $12.2T US defined-contribution base; values are theoretical and illustrative.

If sponsors weight sleeves toward Bitcoin at launch, Ethereum still absorbs a measurable share once ETH ETFs are included on platforms, though the split depends on investment policy statements and recordkeeper support. These figures are mechanical translations of defaults and adoption into dollars, not forecasts of market impact.

Risk controls and fees remain core to the debate. Per The Washington Post, proponents view more menu choice as portfolio diversification, while critics warn that valuation, liquidity and costs require careful design for a retirement context. Kiplinger’s overview adds that sponsors may route exposure through managed accounts or TDFs rather than stand-alone options, a choice that centralizes due diligence and participant communication.

For crypto markets, the mechanism matters. If plans fund sleeves through spot ETFs, new contributions translate to primary creations when shares exceed inventory, which feeds through to underlying coin demand via authorized participants.

That transmission channel ties adoption inside DC plans to the ETF primary market rather than secondary swings, which is why the default percentage embedded in TDFs and CITs will matter more than menu headlines.

The next milestones sit with agency guidance, product filings, and recordkeeper integrations, then plan committee updates to investment policy statements. The flows, if implemented, would arrive on a schedule, and the order moves the 401(k) discussion from permissions to allocation math.

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]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-401k-order-could-drive-up-to-122-billion-into-bitcoin-ethereum-through-default-flows/feed/ 0 52154 JUST IN – Trump Executive Order To Expand 401(k) Investment Options, Including Crypto https://earlybirdsinvest.com/just-in-trump-executive-order-to-expand-401k-investment-options-including-crypto/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/just-in-trump-executive-order-to-expand-401k-investment-options-including-crypto/#respond Thu, 07 Aug 2025 23:01:41 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/just-in-trump-executive-order-to-expand-401k-investment-options-including-crypto/

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US President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order this Thursday that could shake up how Americans invest for retirement. The move would allow 401(k) plans to include a wider range of assets — like private equity, real estate, and yes, even cryptocurrency.

The order, as reported by Bloomberg News, tells the Labor Department to take another look at the current rules under ERISA — that’s the Employee Retirement Income Security Act — and figure out how to give retirement plan administrators more room to include less traditional, higher-risk investments.

Trump: Rewriting The Playbook

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has been tasked with working alongside the Treasury, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and other federal agencies to make this happen. The main goal? Give plan sponsors a clearer roadmap to offer more diverse investment options, without falling foul of the law.

Right now, most of the $12 trillion sitting in 401(k)s is invested in good old-fashioned stocks and bonds. But with this new push, savers might soon get the option to invest in assets that were once out of reach.

That said, it’s not as simple as just adding a few new buttons on a retirement dashboard. Offering private equity or crypto means plan administrators will have to show that they’ve done their homework — that the managers are qualified, the fees are fair, and that everything lines up with fiduciary standards.

BTCUSD trading at $116,349 on the 24-hour chart: TradingView

Winners And Warnings

Supporters of the move argue that expanding into private markets could lead to better long-term returns, especially in times when public markets are lagging. Critics, however, worry about the downsides — like high fees, limited access to funds, and the risks that come with less liquid investments.

Big players like Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR could benefit big-time from the change. In fact, BlackRock is already planning to roll out a new 401(k) fund with private investments in 2026. Empower Retirement is expected to launch similar offerings later this year.

Crypto Takes A Step In

What really stands out in this executive order is its nod to crypto. It’s the latest in a series of moves that show Trump warming up to digital assets. Just this past summer, the White House hosted “Crypto Week,” discussed new rules for stablecoins, and even floated the idea of a national Bitcoin reserve.

The new order reportedly asks the SEC to loosen restrictions that have kept crypto out of most retirement plans. If successful, this could open the door for Bitcoin, stablecoins, and other digital assets to become part of Americans’ retirement portfolios.

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Bitcoin prices surged to $116,850 on Thursday, showing an increase of more than 2% after reports revealed that President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order allowing crypto and other alternative assets in 401(k) retirement accounts, potentially unlocking a large pool of Bitcoin facility capital.

The executive order, scheduled to be signed Thursday, directs the Labor Bureau to reevaluate existing guidance on alternative investments controlled by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA). The move will allow Americans to gain greater access to Bitcoin and crypto through retirement savings accounts, which currently hold about $12.5 trillion in assets.

This executive order represents a fork moment for Bitcoin adoption. Opening a 401(k) for Bitcoin investment could fundamentally reconstruct the institutional landscape of Bitcoin and drive critical new capital into space.

The development continues to accelerate as companies adoption of Bitcoin continues to accelerate, and we see notable moves from companies like Metaplanet, which purchased 463 BTC worth $53.7 million in recent weeks, as well as smart web companies that have launched a remanted convertible bond with $21 million in Bitcoin. The number of public companies holding Bitcoin has skyrocketed to over 200 in the past few months, highlighting the growing institutional trust in asset classes.

The Labor Bureau is tasked with clarifying the fiduciary responsibility of retirement plan providers that provide funding, including alternative assets, and may remove important barriers that historically limit the exposure of Bitcoin and crypto in retirement accounts. Industry experts suggest that this can pave the way for a more refined Bitcoin investment product tailored to retirement savings.

Clarifying fiduciary duties could be a game-changer for retirement planning providers. It could remove one of the main regulatory uncertainties that keeps many institutional players on the bystanders.

Market observers note that the timing of the executive order coincides with the increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin as an asset and investment vehicle of the Treasury. Recent launches of innovative financial products such as Bitcoin denominated bonds and specialized preferred stocks suggest that the market is already evolving and is responding to increased institutional participation.

The executive order is expected to benefit not only Bitcoin and crypto, but also other alternative assets, including private equity and real estate. However, Bitcoin’s position as a major crypto has become a major focus for institutional investors looking to gain exposure to the crypto market.

The volume of trading across major cryptocurrency exchanges has skyrocketed following the news, with over $30 billion of Bitcoin changing hands in the last 24 hours. Market responses suggest pricing of the potential long-term impact of investor accessing retirement accounts to Bitcoin.

]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/bitcoin-price-rises-to-116000-as-trump-signs-eo-and-signs-bitcoin-and-cryptocurrency-401k/feed/ 0 51968 Trump is pushing to open 401(k) plans for crypto, gold and private markets https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-is-pushing-to-open-401k-plans-for-crypto-gold-and-private-markets/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-is-pushing-to-open-401k-plans-for-crypto-gold-and-private-markets/#respond Sun, 20 Jul 2025 03:25:23 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-is-pushing-to-open-401k-plans-for-crypto-gold-and-private-markets/

Donald Trump is I’m preparing Sign an expanding administrative order what Americans are 401 (k))s. The plan is as follows: Let me Investors include Crypto Like Bitcoin and Ethereum, physical gold and private market assets such as private equity and hedge funds in retirement accounts. Currently, most plans offer only mutual funds, index funds, and ETFs. This move makes people more flexible What they invest in in for retirement.

what It changes and why is it important?

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The Biden administration has taken a more cautious attitude, warning that digital assets could be too risky for retirement savings.

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The risk is real

Of course, this do not It happens overnight. Even if the executive order lands this week, most companies do not We will provide you with crypto or private equity right away. Large players wait for regulators to issue detailed rules and legal protections. If something goes wrong, you’re a retirement plan provider Please don’t I want to carry the bag and leave it alone.

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What’s coming next

This order will likely begin a new phase of discussion. Lawmakers and financial experts will want to weigh me.n. You’ll love the idea of more freedom in retirement investment. Others warn that that It opens the door to unnecessary risks.

For now, all eyes are in Washington. Once Trump signs the order and regulators tracks it down, retirement plans may look very different Immediately. Is it? that’s right The good thing depends on how well these new options are doing It’s being expanded And whether they can do it actually It helps people build a safer future.

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Key takeout

  • Trump is preparing an executive order to force Americans to hold crypto, gold and private assets in their 401(k) retirement accounts.

  • The order urges the Labor Bureau and the SEC to rewrite rules that maintained alternative assets from most retirement plans.

  • Investors currently own more than $9 trillion in their 401(k) accounts, so asset managers can quickly offer new investment options.

  • Trump’s plan shows a clear break from the Biden administration’s careful stance on crypto in retirement accounts.

  • The proposal adds flexibility, according to financial advisors, but assets such as crypto and private equity pose a higher risk to long-term savers.

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]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/trump-is-pushing-to-open-401k-plans-for-crypto-gold-and-private-markets/feed/ 0 48634 President Trump plans to open 401(k) in Bitcoin, Crypto, Gold and Private Equity: FT https://earlybirdsinvest.com/president-trump-plans-to-open-401k-in-bitcoin-crypto-gold-and-private-equity-ft/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/president-trump-plans-to-open-401k-in-bitcoin-crypto-gold-and-private-equity-ft/#respond Fri, 18 Jul 2025 10:45:31 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/president-trump-plans-to-open-401k-in-bitcoin-crypto-gold-and-private-equity-ft/

The Financial Times today reported that President Trump is preparing to sign an executive order that allows him to invest in alternative assets such as gold, private equity and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.

“Donald Trump is preparing to open up the 9-ton US retirement market for cryptocurrency investments, gold and private equity amid a move that drives fundamental changes in the way American savings are managed,” the Financial Times reported.

The order is expected this week, according to the Financial Times, and directs federal regulators to eliminate barriers that prevent these non-traditional investments from being included in managed funds. This includes digital assets, metals, private loans, infrastructure transactions and corporate acquisition funds.

“President Trump is committed to restoring the prosperity of everyday Americans and protecting the future of the economy,” the White House said in a statement from the financial era. “However, unless they come from President Trump himself, the decision should not be considered official.”

Trump’s move is based on his administration’s previous efforts to ease Bitcoin and crypto regulations. In May, the Labor Department overturned rules that discouraged Bitcoin and other codes in its retirement plans. Trump also praised the industry for passing recent Bitcoin and other crypto-related bills in the House, helping him win the 2024 election.

The executive order could benefit major private investment companies such as Blackstone, Apollo and BlackRock, reported by the Financial Times. All of this holds a lot of future growth into investing money on behalf of retirement savings.

“Blackstone has attacked its partnership with Vanguard, but Apollo and the Partner Group are one of the companies offering investments in Empowerment, a massive 401K Plan sponsor.

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