On 15 November, after months of debate in the House and Senate, President Joe Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) into law. Here's what it means for investors.
Buried in these broad-sweeping plans lies a variety of interests, such as $350 million pilot program to reduce vehicle-wildlife collisions. The legislation also promises hundreds of millions of dollars to restore port bays and waterways.
Although it may take some time to see the dollars take effect, the bill is set to fund life-changing investments for Americans. If the IIJA proves successful, it could dramatically affect how Americans work, travel, and relax. But you won’t just benefit going about your day—with a few strategic investments, you may see a positive impact in your portfolio, too.
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