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ProPublica reporter covering business. Email me at paul.kiel(at)propublica.org.
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How to Check In on Your 401(k) Fees

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By Teddy Amenabar, Maya Miller Verified, Paul Kiel Verified
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This story was originally published by ProPublica. Read the story here. By Teddy Amenabar, Maya Miller and Paul Kiel The rules governing your retirement plan may be changing. As we reported in July, President Donald Trump wants to encourage 401(k) plans to invest more in private equity, real estate and cryptocurrency, which can be complex and risky.
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How to Check In on Your 401(k) Fees

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By Teddy Amenabar, Maya Miller Verified, Paul Kiel Verified
| ProPublica Verified
The rules governing your retirement plan may be changing. As we reported in July, President Donald Trump wants to encourage 401(k) plans to invest more in private equity, real estate and cryptocurrency, which can be complex and risky. To pave the way, the Department of Labor has proposed rules that would make it harder for employees to hold companies liable for how they oversee retirement plans. Employers are required to serve the best interests of their employees when choosing investment options.
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Wall Street wants to change the rules for your 401(k); it could put your retirement at risk

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By Paul Kiel Verified
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By Paul Kiel, ProPublica, https://www.propublica.org This story was originally published by ProPublica. Most Americans don’t look to their 401(k) plans for excitement or experimentation, instead relying on the promise that steady saving and sober planning will guarantee security in their golden years. But the Trump administration wants to transform the well-worn patterns of retirement investing. To do so, it is moving to weaken the main protection workers have over their retirement money.
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