Big changes are ahead for the U.S. retirement system that will shape how employers offer benefits and how employees save for their post-work years.
A range of retirement provisions—known as Secure 2.0—are included in the $1.7 trillion government spending bill for 2023. Some of those provisions include requiring automatic 401(k) enrollment, broadening employer 401(k) match options, and helping employees build and access emergency savings plans.
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Secure 2.0 Retirement Overhaul
SHRM | Dec 2022
Text of the measure.
Effective dates vary by provision, see:
SECURE Act 2.0 Summary of Changes to Retirement Plans
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(Original) SECURE Act
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Effective Dates Vary by Provision
Text of the measure can be found here.
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