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Podcast guest claims June 2025 SEC change opened $2,500 private funds

By Egleze Editorial Desk · Published September 23, 2026 · PBD Podcast · Tony Robbins: The Next 36 Months Will Change Everything | PBD Podcast #860
Podcast guest claims June 2025 SEC change opened $2,500 private funds
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Tony Robbins: The Next 36 Months Will Change Everything | PBD Podcast #860

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"But in June of 25 actually the SEC changed the rules. So literally just over a year ago, they made it to where there's no accreditation required to invest in certain funds that own assets that are very unique and very different for everybody in the world at a $2500 minimum. No accreditation."

A guest on the PBD Podcast claims the SEC changed rules in June 2025 so some private-asset funds can take non-accredited investors from about $2,500. The guest says this could let ordinary investors buy small stakes in private firms or professional sports teams.

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Tony Robbins: The Next 36 Months Will Change Everything | PBD Podcast #860
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