Wall Street Wants Alternatives in 401(k)s. Advisors Aren't Convinced The trend towards including alternative investments in 401(k) plans has gained momentum, but its implications are far from clear cut.
For decades, financial advisors have relied on traditional investment options like stocks and bonds to guide their clients' retirement planning.
However, the increasing popularity of private market investments and cryptocurrencies among retail investors is forcing advisors to reevaluate their strategy.