ERISA at 50: Reflecting on the Evolution of Retirement
Retirement security was enhanced by ERISA and subsequent legislation, yet challenges remain.
Retirement security was enhanced by ERISA and subsequent legislation, yet challenges remain.
Consider diversifying retirement assets across both account types for future flexibility.
Higher-earning individuals and plan sponsors have been handed a two-year reprieve on a change to catch-up contributions in retirement accounts. What are catch-up contributions? For individuals age 50 or older, the 2023 IRS annual limit of $22,500 for individuals contributing to a traditional or Roth 401(k) is expanded, allowing for an additional $7,500 in catch-up…
Plan early to thrive, not just survive, in your golden years.
Legislation sweetens the pot for business owners wary of offering retirement benefits.
In 2023, Colorado joins a growing list of states requiring most businesses to offer an employer-sponsored retirement savings program, like a 401(k) plan or Simplified Employee Pension Plan (SEP). Most employers that don’t offer a workplace plan must enroll employees into a Roth IRA-based plan sponsored by the state called Colorado SecureSavings. For small businesses…
Instead of defaulting to age 65, it may be better to pursue a personal retirement target.
SECURE Act 2.0, currently in reconciliation, would likely make saving for retirement easier.
New IRS guidance provides rollover relief for 2020 RMDs taken from certain retirement accounts.
As businesses struggle to manage cash flow in challenging times, they need to know how to manage retirement plan contributions.