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Reports estimate that one in five Americans over the age of 65 has been a victim of financial exploitation, with losses estimated at $2.9 billion annually. It’s a statistic that’s poised to rise as bad actors use sophisticated Generative AI tools to perpetrate increasingly complex financial fraud schemes.

The Investment Company Institute submitted a letter to the US Department of Labor’s request for information on pooled employer plans (PEPs). Read more in the comment letter.

Regulated funds have broadened participation in American capital markets, with ownership rising significantly among middle- and lower-income households over the past two decades, according to data...

Congress will soon weigh a new set of reforms aimed at boosting capital formation—a worthy goal that could translate into faster economic growth, more jobs, and greater household wealth.

Trump Accounts, created under recent tax legislation, aim to help American families build long-term savings. ICI is encouraging the Treasury Department to protect competition in what could become every American’s first IRA.

ICI's latest report shows middle-income household mutual fund ownership rose from 43% in 2005 to 57% in 2025. The largest increase occurred in the second income quintile.