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401(k) Legislation
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SECURE 2.0 Update: Where It Stands, What’s Likely to be Included
Substantial retirement reform legislation expected to pass by year’s end being cobbled together from three bills with many similar objectives
Republican Bitcoin 401(k) Bill Faces Big Hurdles
The Retirement Savings Modernization Act seeking to allow alternative asset classes in defined contribution plans must overcome skeptical Democrats and the Department of Labor
Congress: Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?
Are the tax preferences for assets in retirement savings plans intended for retirement? If so, you may want to stop proposing legislation that enables and encourages leakage
Senate Version of SECURE 2.0 Set to Move Forward
This bill would increase the RMD age to 75
Mayors Want TSP-Like Program for Workers Lacking Access to Retirement Plans
U.S. Conference of Mayors adopts resolution calling on Congress to emulate the Thrift Savings Plan to strengthen retirement security for low- and middle-income workers
Bitcoin-Focused ‘Financial Freedom Act’ Gets House Companion Bill
Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) introduces identical legislation to Tommy Tuberville’s Senate bill aimed at prohibiting Biden’s DOL from banning cryptocurrency investment in 401ks
Reconciling SECURE 2.0: Similarities and Differences Between House and Senate Bills
A closer look at hurdles and potential timeline the retirement reform legislation faces as the Senate looks to level its own priorities with what’s in the House bill
House Committee Advances 401(k) Spousal Consent Bill
"This bill takes important steps to help Americans plan and save for a dignified retirement.”
Senators Ask GAO to Examine Need for 401(k) Asset Spousal Protections
HELP Committee Chair Patty Murray and Ranking Member Richard Burr ask government watchdog to look into the issue, which may be addressed by upcoming retirement reform legislation
IRI ‘Optimistic’ Meaningful Retirement Legislation Will Pass in 2022
In unveiling their “2022 Retirement Security Blueprint” Thursday, Insured Retirement Institute leaders express confidence at least some current retirement reform bills will become law