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Fiduciary Governance Blog • February 14, 2020 February 14, 2020 • News • Tags: SECURE Act
Washington Update: Industry Turns Attention to Portman-Cardin Bill | PLANADVISER
Washington Update: Industry Turns Attention to Portman-Cardin Bill | PLANADVISER

The president’s budget proposal may be short on retirement reforms, but members of Congress are already looking beyond the SECURE Act.
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