Senate Could Vote Friday On Bill Expanding Annuity Options In Plans
Under a unanimous consent maneuver, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement (SECURE) Act could be voted on quickly. That means that the Senate could pass the bill Friday, as long as no senator objects The bill would expand access for annuities inside plans, and allow small employers to band together to offer plans.Read more
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Senate Could Vote Friday On Bill Expanding Annuity Options In Plans
Under a unanimous consent maneuver, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement (SECURE) Act could be voted on quickly. That means that the Senate could pass the bill Friday, as long as no senator objects The bill would expand access for annuities inside plans, and allow small employers to band together to offer plans.
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