Exploring Bitcoin ETF Options in My 401(k) Plan
Summary of User’s Inquiry and Solutions Offered:
- The user is inquiring whether a Bitcoin ETF is available within their 401(k) plan.
- The availability of investment choices, including a Bitcoin ETF, is determined by the user’s employer’s plan rules.
- To check the investments available in their 401(k), the user can log into NetBenefits.com and follow specific steps to view their plan details.
- Currently, exchange-traded products (ETPs) like a Bitcoin ETF are not included as designated investment options in the core lineup of 401(k) plans.
- The user can contact Fidelity’s 401(k) team via phone for questions about their specific plan and available investment options.
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hi if the btc etf available in 401k # 🔑︱crypto-service # 💸︱customer-service
Thanks for reaching out, @oj8767.
The investment choices made available to you through your 401(k) account are determined by your plan rules set by your employer. Most 401(k) plans lay out what investment choices you have access to and can be viewed within your “Plan Details.”
To view the investments available in your 401(k) and make changes to your investments, follow these steps on NetBenefits.com after you log in:
1. Find your Retirement Plan, and click “Quick Links”
2. Select “Investment Performance & Research”
3. Scroll down to the “Investment Choices” section
Here’s an additional article from our website you can check out that discusses investment choices for a 401(k).
Investment options for a 401(k) & 403(b): https://www.fidelity.com/learning-center/life-events/401k-403b-investing-options
At this time, exchange-traded products (ETPs) are not available as a designated investment option within a 401(k) plan core lineup.
You may consider contacting our 401(k) team by phone for questions about your specific plan and investments that may be available to you. They are available Monday through Friday from 8:0 a.m. to midnight ET.
Contact us: https://www.fidelity.com/customer-service/contact-us
We’re here to help if you have any additional questions. 🟢