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Hey, everyone.

Welcome to The Big Picture Retirement Show.

This is the podcast where John Ross is.

That's the most important thing you need.

It really is. Hey John.

Howdy.

So in today's podcast, we are going to talk about some legislation that, goodness gracious, it swept

through the house. A government that really hasn't done squat but argue for a while. Right.

To start passing legislation as close to unanimous as you're likely to see. Ever. You know, I think if they held a vote

today and they said, should we continue to use the Constitution as the Supreme Law of the land,

I don't think they could get these kind of results for that. I agree with you. The Secure Act of 2019 passed the House by a vote of 417 to

three. And now the Senate is taking it up and it's going to go to committee.

And as you said before the show, something's coming out of this bill.

Yeah, I think by all accounts, we're going to have a law out of this. We are going to have some reform to retirement planning.

And so that's what we need to cover today.

Do you think they come up with the acronym first and then name the bill? I absolutely think they do. And then they go, okay, what's a good word for S? Right. So they're like, we want to call it secure. Right. So let's see. Setting every. Setting. Let's go a setting. Yeah. Setting every, we see, community.

Yeah.

Up for, well, there's no F.

We'll just forget about the F.

Setting every community up for retirement.

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