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Advisers anticipate retirement-planning flexibility SECURE 2.0 offers

SECURE 2.0 retirement

On first glance at the comprehensive legislation, increasing the RMD age and boosting catch-up contributions are popular.

Financial advisers are looking forward to the increased flexibility they’ll have in helping clients with retirement planning once SECURE 2.0 becomes law.

The comprehensive retirement-savings legislation is part of a $1.65 trillion government-funding bill that the House approved, 225-201, Friday

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