With concerns about the impact of the coronavirus and its impact on retirement plans increasing, we expect to shortly have legislation providing some much-needed relief.
The American Retirement Association has been actively advocating for relief for plan sponsors and participants impacted by the pandemic. This morning about 1 a.m. Senate negotiators struck a deal—the Senate plans to take up the issue today—and then it will move to the House. There the plan is to pass by unanimous consent—though that procedural approach means that a single member of Congress could object—and only then will it head to President Trump for his signature. Nonetheless, we still expect to have something in final form before week's end.
In anticipation of that result, on Tuesday, March 31, at 2:00 p.m. EDT, please join ARA Retirement Education Counsel Robert Richter, ARA Director of Technical Education Bob Kaplan and ASEA Executive Director Marty Pippins for an exclusive ASPPA/ASEA member update on the newly enacted provisions, and how they might impact your plan(s). We’ll also cover the prospects for future relief, as well as the role you can play in helping make that a reality.
Please note: While registration for the webcast is unlimited, live attendance will be limited to the first 1,000. The webcast will be recorded, and a link shared with all who register for this exclusive event. This webcast will be eligible for continuing education credits!
NOTE: The 2 p.m session is now full.
Due to high demand, we have added an encore session for Tuesday, March 31st at 4 p.m EDT.
You can register for the encore session at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6634052246077256715
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