Proponents say retirees will have access to higher returns; critics say the potential risks are too high.

“The rapid pace of consolidation across emergency medicine raises critical questions about care quality and physician employment,” said Dr. Angela G. Cai, lead study author and assistant professor of clinical emergency medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

The majority of Gen Xers (68%) and millennials (61%) say “feeling valued and recognized for contributions” is the leading factor driving their engagement.

Plan sponsors, advisors and service providers have worked to implement a multitude of SECURE 2.0 provisions in the last few years; however, they still need to conquer at least two significant provisions surrounding catch-up contributions.