Robert Richter
By Robert Richter 9/28/2021
Editor’s Note: The House Ways and Means Committee recently approved funding provisions for the Build Back Better Act of 2021, including several retirement plan provisions (starting on page 665, and summarized here.)
That part of the bill is aimed at limiting the ability of high-income...
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By Robert Richter 9/22/2021
Editor’s Note: The House Ways and Means Committee recently approved funding provisions for the Build Back Better Act of 2021, including several retirement plan provisions (starting on page 665, and summarized here.)
That part of the bill is aimed at limiting the ability of high-income...
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By Robert Richter 4/20/2020
What could getting to the chocolate center of a hard candy have to do with an expanded loan repayment period? Read on.
Some of you (older) readers might remember the Tootsie Roll Pop ad where a scholarly looking owl was asked how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop. One...
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By Robert Richter 4/16/2020
A common question regarding the CARES Act distribution, loan and required minimum distribution (RMD) waiver provisions [1] is whether these provisions are optional or mandatory. In most cases, they are optional – but in the retirement world there are very few questions where a short answer will...
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By Robert Richter 4/9/2020
A common question regarding the CARES Act distribution, loan and required minimum distribution (RMD) waiver provisions[1] is whether these provisions are optional or mandatory. In most cases, they are optional—but in the retirement world there are very few questions where a short answer will...
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By Robert Richter 4/8/2020
A common question regarding the CARES Act distribution, loan and required minimum distribution (RMD) waiver provisions[1] is whether these provisions are optional or mandatory. In most cases, they are optional—but in the retirement world there are very few questions where a short answer will...
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