Bitcoin is coming to 401(k) plans. But not your target-date fund
Fidelity Investments is letting employers offer a bitcoin investment in 401(k) plans. But TDFs, the most popular retirement funds, aren't yet taking the plunge.
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Fidelity Investments is letting employers offer a bitcoin investment in 401(k) plans. But TDFs, the most popular retirement funds, aren't yet taking the plunge.
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