Nearly half of the private sector labor force—or 55 million Americans—works for an employer that does not offer a workplace retirement plan.
The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement, or SECURE Act, is designed to close that gap by relaxing existing restrictions on joining Open Multiple Employer Plans, which allow small employers to pool employees under one defined contribution plan, creating purchasing power by scale, and mitigating participating employers' fiduciary risk and administrative burdens.
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