SECURE Act Opens Door For Annuities — Will They Walk Through?
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act was included in the massive $1.4 trillion spending bill signed by President Donald Trump at the end of the year. Getting the rules loosened for annuities in plans is "a big win for the insurance industry," says one industry expert.Read more
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SECURE Act Opens Door For Annuities — Will They Walk Through?
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act was included in the massive $1.4 trillion spending bill signed by President Donald Trump at the end of the year. Getting the rules loosened for annuities in plans is “a big win for the insurance industry,” says one industry expert.
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