Financial firms, lobbying organizations urge Congress to vote on SECURE 2.0
Provisions such as raising the RMD age and expanding workplace retirement coverage, which have been approved by the House and by Senate committees, must be rolled into one bill and enacted before year-end.
More than 60 financial firms, industry trade associations and other organizations don’t want a comprehensive retirement savings bill informally known as SECURE 2.0 to get lost in the shuffle during the lame-duck session of Congress over the next month.
The group sent a letter Thursday to bipart
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