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Retirement Plan Changes During COVID-19: Steps Public Agencies Should Follow
By Jeff Chang Although many employers plan to make changes to their retirement plans to take advantage of employee-friendly CARES Act provisions, public agencies should not blindly adopt recommended changes without thinking about the steps involved.
Posted in 401(a), 457(b) Plans, Plan Administration, record-keeping
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Tagged 457 hardship distributions, CARES Act, Coronavirus, coronavirus-related distributions, participant loans, plan amendment, SECURE Act
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