14Feb
SECURE Act: Two Key Changes for Defined Benefit Plans
As part of our ongoing series on the SECURE Act, this post discusses two key changes affecting defined benefit plans: (1) the ability to start in-service distributions at age 59½ (reduced from 62), and (2) new tools for closed defined benefit plans...
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Proskauer - Employee Benefits & Executive
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