Retirement security is one of those rare issues these days that still enjoys broad, bipartisan support in Washington, and the authors of a bill that could dramatically reshape the retirement landscape are hoping to get it over the finish line before the next Congress.
The legislation in question, known in shorthand as the Secure Act 2.0, follows on a law enacted in 2019 that aimed to encourage greater savings rates by expanding access to workplace plans, among other provisions. The current iteration expands on the earlier.
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