Saving for retirement is something that every individual needs to tackle especially during the prime earning years. Ensuring there is enough money available to fund spending in retirement is a necessity since the benefits offered through social security are simply insufficient to the task. While it sounds logical, there are several obstacles that have made it more difficult for retirement savings to occur. For example, a study conducted by the Pew Charitable Trusts, reveals that 25% of those working in the private sector do not have access to a retirement plan because it’s not offered by their employer. This is unfortunate because it has been estimated by AARP that given the opportunity, workers are 15 times more likely to save when plans are offered. To help address the situation, the President recently signed the Securing Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE Act) into law on December 20th. The Act implements changes that make plan participation and saving opportunities more accessible to workers. To help clients, prospects and others, aware of the changes and potential impact, Wilson Lewis has provided a summary of key points below.
Key SECURE Act Changes
Expanded Retirement Plan Access & Benefits
Important Tax Changes
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Many of the changes implemented by the SECURE Act are designed to increase participation in retirement plans and expand saving opportunities. Atlanta area employers may want to determine if now is the time to offer a retirement plan for employees. If you have questions about the SECURE Act or need assistance with a retirement planning or tax issue, Wilson Lewis can help. For additional information call us at 770-476-1004 or click here to contact us. We look forward to speaking with you soon.
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