With the Republican Party's majority in the Senate, changes to retirement and tax policy are highly anticipated, especially with new influential committee leaders at the helm.
Sen. Mike Crapo's expected leadership of the Senate Finance Committee indicates a focus on retirement legislative agendas, signaling potential advancements in retirement security initiatives.
Crapo's history of bipartisanship, exemplified by his contributions to SECURE 2.0, suggests a collaborative approach to retirement policies in the coming legislative term.
Sen. Bill Cassidy's anticipated leadership of the HELP Committee may advance important retirement-related legislation, particularly pertaining to private retirement plans and protections for older investors.
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