The most sweeping retirement legislation in more than a decade passed today out of the U.S. House of Representatives by a 417 to 3 vote.
The SECURE Act's vast provisions include relaxed regulation of Open Multiple Employer Plans, new tax incentives for small businesses to sponsor retirement plans, a long-awaited annuity selection safe harbor for sponsors of retirement plans, the extension of the required minimum distribution age for qualified retirement plans, and the removal of the age cap on contributions to traditional IRAs.
“This is a providential day,” said Rep. Mike Kelly, R-PA, during the floor debate preceding the vote, referring to the bipartisan effort to advance the SECURE Act in House Ways and Means Committee.
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