Donalds Leads Bicameral Coalition To Prevent Federal Overreach Into Self-Directed 401K Investments
Washington,
April 9, 2025
WASHINGTON – Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) has introduced bicameral legislation to prevent the federal government from imposing burdensome restrictions on how Americans can invest into their self-directed 401Ks. Specifically, the "Financial Freedom Act of 2025" would prevent overreaching and burdensome restrictions on investments made in a self-directed 401(k) account and prohibits the Department of Labor from limiting the types of investments that self-directed 401(k) account investors can choose to invest through a brokerage window. American investors who have chosen to personally oversee their retirement account should control their financial destiny—not government bureaucrats. “Over the past four years, we have seen the Left repeatedly wield the heavy hand of the federal government and attempt to cut-off industries such as digital assets and fossil fuels from the financial system," said Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL)."Hardworking Americans from all walks of life deserve the economic liberty to control their own fiscal future. That is why I'm proud to join Senator Tuberville in introducing the Financial Freedom Act. This legislation will protect retirement accounts from unelected Washington bureaucrats and ensure Americans can invest as they see fit.” “Folks work for decades, live within their means, and invest wisely so they can retire comfortably,” said Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL). “Now, the Biden administration has taken it upon itself to dictate what assets are viewed worthy of retirement investment, taking the decision away from individual investors by issuing regulatory guidance targeting cryptocurrency. This is government overreach at its finest. The government has no business standing in the way of retirement savers who want to make their own investment choices. When you’ve earned your paycheck, how you invest your money should be your decision. My legislation makes sure that is the case.” Background:
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