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What Might Secure 2.0 Mean for LTC…and what is the future for state LTC legislative proposals?

Monday, January 30, 2023

1:00 - 2:00 pm

Eastern Time

 

 What Might Secure 2.0 Mean for LTC…and what is the future for state LTC legislative proposals

Speaker:

Howard Gleckman

Senior Fellow at The Urban Institute

 

 

 ABOUT THE TOPIC:

Secure 2.0 is largely focused on expanding opportunities for employee participation in retirement savings plans and making it easier for employers to offer those plans. Will a renewed focus on saving for retirement raise awareness of the importance of saving for LTC needs?  Will Section 334 that allows penalty-free withdrawal from retirement savings (but not tax-free withdrawal) encourage “on the fence” individuals to purchase LTC insurance?  Will new incentives boost demand for deferred annuity QLAC products? What are the latest rumblings on state-based public long-term care insurance? What other political forces and legislative trends should we be watching?

 

This session will explore these issues and more.

About the Speaker:

Howard Gleckman is a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, where he is affiliated with the Tax Policy Center and the Program on Retirement Policy. He writes regular columns on both aging policy and tax policy for Forbes.com.  

Before joining Urban, Gleckman was senior correspondent in the Washington bureau of Business Week, where he was a 2003 National Magazine Award finalist. He was a 2006–07 media fellow at the Kaiser Family Foundation and a visiting fellow at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College from 2006 to 2008. He is author of the book Caring for Our Parents and speaks and writes frequently on long-term care issues.

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