SECURE 2.0 Act
Debuting in 2019, the SECURE Act has played a pivotal role in helping US employees better prepare for retirement and combat the yawning American retirement security crisis. In fact, according to the Federal Reserve's recent Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2022 report, a majority of non-retired employees now have at least some retirement savings. That said, while the number of employees with retirement savings has ticked up, a vast minority of non-retired employees, 31%, say that their retirement savings plans are "on track" according to the same report – a concerning decrease from 40% in 2021.
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