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Trump wants to let you take money from your 401(k) to buy a house. Putting it back is complicated.

The Trump proposal, planned for release next week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, would allow workers to take money out of their 401(k) plans for the purchase o

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Trump housing plan to allow 401(k) money for down payments, adviser says

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Hassett reveals Trump housing plan would let Americans tap 401(k)s for down payments

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Trump to Announce 401(k) Home Investment Plan at Davos

President Donald Trump will next week unveil a plan for letting savers in 401 (k) retirement plans to use some of their money for down payments on a home purchase, according to National Economic Counc...

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Trump Plan Would Let Americans Use 401(k)s for Down Payments on Homes, Official Says

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White House to Ease Access to Retirement Cash for Home Down Payments, Hassett Says

Trump Told Fannie and Freddie to Buy Up Mortgage Bonds. Will It Lower Rates?

In a Jan. 8 post to social media, Trump wrote, "I am instructing my Representatives to BUY $200 BILLION DOLLARS IN MORTGAGE BONDS. This will drive Mortgage Rates DOWN, monthly payments DOWN, and make the cost of owning a home more affordable."

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What Trump’s $200bn Mortgage Bond Plan Means for Homeowners

In a Truth Social post on Thursday, Trump said he had directed his "representatives" to purchase $200 billion in mortgage bonds—debt securities backed by home loans—and said doing so will "will drive Mortgage Rates DOWN, monthly payments DOWN, and make the cost of owning a home more affordable."

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Conservative influencer calls out Trump's credit card cap as proposal that 'socialists' support

Wharton graduate Arynne Wexler warned President Donald Trump's proposed 10% credit card interest cap could backfire, making credit harder to get and pushing borrowers to payday lenders.

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Trump's 10 percent cap on credit cards may hurt more than some imagine

President Donald Trump noted at the Detroit Economic Club that he's calling to cap credit card rates at 10 percent for a year. But banks are pushing back.