We’re only a few years removed from the SECURE Act being passed, which brought about significant retirement planning changes. Now three years later, Congress passed SECURE Act 2.0 in late December and we have another round of changes to process and adjust to.

We’ll cover these provisions over the course of multiple episodes, but today we’ll focus primarily on another adjustment to the age you have to begin taking required minimum distributions. Starting this year, the age will move from 72 to 73, which is pretty big news for people that are in their mid-to-late 60s.