What Important Issues Should I Consider Regarding Changes Made By The Secure Act 2.0?

The SECURE Act 2.0 checklist is designed to individuals understand the important changes that affect them as a result of the act. The checklist highlights several key areas of financial planning that will be impacted, including retirement planning, 529-to-Roth transfer, new Emergency Savings Account, and the retroactive establishment of solo 401(k) plans.

It's important individuals to understand and prioritize the chronological order of the new changes so that they can effectively understand the changes. The checklist covers the changes made to retirement planning, including RMDs, employer contributions, and catch-up contributions, among others. It also highlights several new ways of accessing retirement funds without incurring a penalty.

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