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SECURE Act might unlock work for advisers

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New retirees must figure out how to convert their savings to retirement income, and the SECURE Act might mean opportunities for advisers willing to ramp up services to attract them.

Whether the SECURE Act poses a rich opportunity for financial advisers or an insidious threat was the topic of a panel at the InvestmentNews Retirement Income Summit.

About 28% of U.S. retirement assets were held in defined-contribution plans as of the third quarter of 2021, representing a quarte

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