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An executive order could soon allow private assets like private equity, credit, and real estate into 401(k) plans.

Private credit is poised to deliver the highest returns over the next three years

Semiliquid funds are rapidly gaining traction in the private markets space, growing from $215B in 2022 to nearly $350B by the end of 2024, according to Morningstar’s 2025 report. These funds, which invest in private credit, real estate, and infrastructure, offer periodic liquidity and are increasingly favored by investors seeking access to alternatives once limited to institutions.

BlackRock’s $400 billion push into private credit, real estate, and other alternatives signals a major industry shift toward private markets for better returns and diversification. While BlackRock builds toward this future, Alture Funds is already there and offering direct, accessible exposure to high-quality private investments without the traditional barriers.

Alternative asset managers are shifting focus from institutional investors to financial advisors and self-directed investors. This change reflects growing recognition of the wealth channel, both human advisors and digital platforms as a vital path for capital raising. Platforms like Alture Funds are expanding access by serving tech-savvy, self-managed investors.

Alture Funds gives individual investors access to private alternatives like credit and real estate—assets traditionally reserved for institutions—starting at just $2,500. While Betterment automates public market investing with ETFs and low fees, Alture broadens your portfolio beyond what robo-advisors typically offer.

Personal Capital helps investors manage public market portfolios through automated tools and diversified ETFs. Alture Funds complements this by offering access to private alternatives like credit and real estate—asset classes traditionally reserved for institutions—starting at just $2,500

While Wealthfront automates, Alture Funds elevates your portfolio with exclusive access to institutional-grade private credit and real estate. Add new assets to your portfolio, private credit or private real estate - previously reserved for the ultra-wealthy.