In recent years, alternative assets have become more accessible for individual investors. Plan fiduciaries can now add private equity to defined contribution plan investment line-ups.

The CARES Act doubled the amount that plan participants can borrow from qualified retirement plan accounts – from $50,000 to $100,000. But, do you know the pros and cons?

Broadening diversification with alternative assets can help protect against volatility and improve portfolio resilience – and you can do it in your retirement account.

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) offers financial assistance to Americans affected by coronavirus lockdowns, layoffs and furloughs.

In addition to higher unemployment benefits, student debt relief and tax relief, the CARES Act impacts retirement account owners.