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Indiana Governor Signs Bill Allowing Crypto In Retirement Plans
Indiana Governor Signs Bill Allowing Crypto In Retirement Plans
Authored by Stephen Katte via Cointelegraph,
Indiana will start allowing certain retirement and savings plans to include crypto investments and has enacted stronger legal protections for the crypto industry under a newly signed bill.
Governor Mike Braun signed House Bill 1042 into law on Tuesday, after it passed the legislature last Thursday. The legislation requires Indiana’s state public retirement and savings plans to offer self-brokerage accounts with at least one crypto investment option by July 2027.
According to the bill’s description, this requirement applies...
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