In December Congress passed the new Secure Act 2.0.

Several provisions dealing with retirement plans were part of the Act, but the most significant are:

1. In 2023 and beyond – RMDs will now start at age 73, up from age 72. This will impact anyone turning 72 during 2023 since the RMDs will be delayed one year.

2. In a strange provision, starting in 2025, catch-up provisions will increase to $10,000, but only for those age 60-63.

3. Starting in 2024 any catch-up dollars for participants making above $145,000 must be made as a Roth contribution. That means those contributions will be taxable in the year of the contribution.

Please let us know if you have any questions about these new provisions.

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