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Congress May Soon Offer Retirement Aid for Graduate Students

House of Representatives passes SECURE 2.0, also known as the Securing a Strong Retirement Act. Several changes have been made regarding tax-advantaged retirement accounts with this bill, but graduates with large federal loans will definitely benefit from this new bill. Secure 2.0: What Is It? The SECURE Act 2.0 expands on the changes made by the original Secure Act, which was signed in 2019. Both laws simplify paperwork and lower startup costs for employer-sponsored retirement …

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Here Are The Five Most Likely Financial Shocks In 2024

We understand if you would prefer not to think about the year 2022; however, don’t wait until the middle of 2023 to assess how your financial situation may have altered in the last year. It may be necessary to make modifications, and it is important to do it as soon as possible.

A New Law Connects Your Student Loans To Your 401(k).

This week, President Biden will sign a $1.7 trillion government spending bill containing various significant retirement initiatives, including a series of regulations that experts say amounts to nothing short of a reconceptualization of the private retirement system.

Which Is Better: Investing for Retirement or Paying Off Student Loans?

Students often find themselves torn between saving for retirement and making progress on their student loans. Your specific situation will determine the best strategy for answering this question. Still, it is certainly possible to make progress toward eliminating student loan debt while setting yourself on a path toward a secure retirement.