Retirement Policy in a New Washington: Can the Bipartisanship Continue?
2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. (ET)
Retirement policy has typically remained a bastion of bipartisanship, but will that historical trend continue in the 119th Congress? Retirement policy has been discussed in the context of tax reform, environmental and social policy, and even national security, and it’s possible that retirement policy could be swept up in the fray. What are the priorities for key policymakers? What legislative threats and opportunities does the retirement community have in the coming year? And just how likely is change? Join our panel of experts from Capitol Hill to discuss the legislative landscape in the new Congress.
Meet the Panelists
Director of Congressional Affairs, T. Rowe Price
Senior Policy Adviser, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA-4)
Senior Tax Counsel, Tax and ERISA, Senate Finance Committee
Labor Policy Director, House Education and Workforce Committee
Pension Policy Director, Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee