Private Equity and Alternative Investments: The New Frontier for 401(k) Growth and Risks
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Private equity firms like Blackstone are partnering with Vanguard and Wellington to offer private assets to retail investors through retirement accounts, aiming to tap into the $29 trillion in U.S. retirement savings, despite concerns about higher fees, liquidity risks, and market volatility. This shift could democratize access to private investments but comes with significant risks for ordinary investors.
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