31.01.2020 22:21:00

New Issue of BetterInvesting Magazine Breaks Down the SECURE Act

MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich., Jan. 31, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The March 2020 BetterInvesting Magazine issue focuses on the new regulations that affect aggressive retirement savers, known as the SECURE Act. Savers can now contribute longer to their traditional IRAs and 529s have become more flexible. But financial planners across the country are mourning the loss of the Stretch IRA.

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About BetterInvesting Magazine
BetterInvesting Magazine is the signature publication of BetterInvesting, a national nonprofit organization that has been empowering individual investors since 1951. Founded in Detroit, the association (formerly known as National Association of Investors Corporation) was borne of the conviction that anyone can become a successful long-term investor by following commonsense investing practices. BetterInvesting has helped more than 5 million people become better, more informed investors by providing webinars, in-person events, easy-to-use online tools for analyzing stocks and mutual funds, a monthly magazine and a community of volunteers and like-minded investors. For more information about BetterInvesting, visit its website at www.betterinvesting.org or call toll free (877) 275-6242.

For More Information:
Sam Levine, CFA, CMT
Acting Executive Editor, BetterInvesting Magazine
248-654-3081

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