SECURE 2.0 Act lets retirees defer taxes on retirement plan money longer
Americans aren't saving enough, and the aging of the population may require trimming Social Security benefits eventually. Congress recently passed the SECURE 2.0 Act to help people save more for retirement by boosting tax breaks. It builds on the original SECURE Act.
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