Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is planning to reintroduce a bill aimed at enabling Americans to add cryptocurrency to their retirement savings plans.
In an interview with Fox News on March 31, Senator Tuberville said he plans to reintroduce the “Financial Freedom Act” law after two failed attempts to win two laws through Congress in 2022 and 2023. The Alabama Senator said he wanted to support President Donald Trump's role.
“Give people the opportunity to breathe once (…) let them do what they do their best (it invests their money,” the senator said.
The Financial Freedom Act, which Tuberville first introduced in the US Senate in May 2022, proposed reductions with the Department of Labor on the types of investments used by 401(k) retirement plans fiduciaries. The senator said he would reintroduce the bill on April 1, but Congressional records did not move at the time of publication.
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Wyoming Sen. Cynthia Ramis was a co-host on the 2023 bill, but it was unclear when it was published if she was planning to support it again. In an interview in 2022, the senator said he was “very happy to allow people to include Bitcoin in their retirement funds.”
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The Crypto Resignation Bill came when members of Republican-controlled Congress looked at laws to establish market structural rules for industry and ridiculous regulations. Legislative supporters suggest lawmakers will get the bill at Trump's desk to sign the law before the August break. They could then become more politically charged matters.
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On April 1st, Florida voters will decide to represent the House of Representatives in the state's first and sixth legislative districts. Republicans Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fein are supported by the crypto industry through media purchases funded by the American Employment and Political Commission. As of March 22, PAC has spent about $1.5 million to support the two candidates.
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