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Most experts agreed, pre-COVID-19, that it was a good idea toshore up Social Security, to make sure workplace plans are sound,to offer Secure Choice type plans to those who don't haveretirement plan access, and to make sure SECURE Act improvementsare properly implemented.

Then came the coronavirus pandemic. It has laid bare societaland economic problems in America, and increased awareness of themassive racial and financial inequality underlying the daily livesof many of its citizens. And it has made those existing problemsworse.

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C.J. Marwitz

C.J. Marwitz is a writer and editor.

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