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A new federal rule could let private workers invest in higher-return assets via 401(k)s, boosting retirement savings.
Rising inflation and living costs are making retirement savings difficult for many Mainers.
A proposed U.S. Department of Labor rule could allow private-sector workers to invest in higher-return private market assets like private equity and real estate through 401(k) plans, similar to public employees in Maine’s PERS.
Research suggests a 10% allocation could boost annual retirement income by over $1,100, adding nearly $34,000 over 30 years.
The rule aims to reduce legal risks by clarifying due diligence and disclosure requirements while maintaining ERISA standards, potentially expanding access to better retirement investments for private-sector workers.
Una nueva regla federal podría permitir a los trabajadores privados invertir en activos de mayor rendimiento a través de 401 (k) s, impulsando los ahorros para la jubilación.