The SECURE ACT 2.0 Is Now Law
After some concerns it would not get passed in time, but with no ‘controversy on substance’, the SECURE ACT 2.0 is now law.
Is Time Running Out for the Secure Act 2.0?
The Secure Act 2.0, which aims to expand access to retirement plans, needs to pass before January 3rd; otherwise it will need to be re-proposed to both houses. Although it is likely to pass eventually, due to its bipartisan support, a failure to pass it soon could result in serious delays.
Retirement Benefits Key To Talent Retention
During the pandemic, workers across America began to reflect and reassess their attitudes towards their jobs. The term ‘quiet quitting’ came into common parlance, a term associated with no longer going above and beyond, but simply doing the tasks assigned to them, nothing more.
2022 IRS Plan Contribution and Benefit Limits
The IRS has announced its annual retirement contribution and benefits limits for 2022, and it’s a mostly positive picture for future retirees.
The Rise Of Financial Wellness Apps
Financial wellness is not necessarily related to being wealthy or even rich. It is about being on top of your finances and moving towards your financial goals. It requires being financially literate and having good control of your expenses.
A Plan That Fits in Your Pocket, and Closes Coverage Gap
The Portable Retirement Act would allow Americans to contribute to a retirement savings account concurrently with the receipt of their social security number, with or without a plan sponsor.The act is aimed at people who don’t already have a way to save for retirement.