The Other Catch-Up Change Under SECURE 2.0
It seems to make sense to follow up last week’s Roth Catch-Up article with a discussion of the other major change to the catch-up rules under SECURE 2.0. This time, we are talking about the Read more
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It seems to make sense to follow up last week’s Roth Catch-Up article with a discussion of the other major change to the catch-up rules under SECURE 2.0. This time, we are talking about the Read more
Beginning with the 2026 calendar year, some of the higher-paid employees are not permitted to make age 50+ catch-up contributions on a pre-tax basis. This means that these participants are required to make any catch-up Read more
The retirement plan world has plenty of fiduciary myths floating around. Some are outdated. Some are oversimplified. Some have been corrected a hundred times. Yet, somehow, they keep showing up like flies at a picnic. Read more