Tags: Retirement

Australians are increasingly adding cryptocurrency to their “self-managed super funds” as a means to secure their retirement life, according to newly released data.

Marcel Pechman explains the myth of excess cash in U.S. households and the lack of sufficient savings, and how a U.S. government shutdown could impact Bitcoin.

David Ramirez, CEO, ForUsAll, John Haar, Managing Director of Private Client Services, Swan Bitcoin and George Kaloudis, Senior Research Analyst, Coindesk (CoinDesk)

As it hosts Paris Blockchain Week, France‘s capital city has seen protests following the government pushing through a bill raising the national retirement age from 62 to 64.

Some investment experts believe adding digital assets to retirement funds could make sense when the market becomes more stable, but not right now.

Four Republican senators have signed on to a bill aimed at barring the U.S. Department of Labor from investigating individuals “using brokerage windows to invest in cryptocurrency.”

The financial watchdogs targeted self-directed individual retirement accounts with potential exposure to crypto in a warning to investors.