On December 29, 2022, President Biden signed into law the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023, which contains an impressive collection of retirement.
In a rare display of bipartisanship these days, Congress approved major changes to retirement plans and their participants in the closing days of 2022. Included in the Consolidated.
Not having enough people and not having enough young people. the administration is very aware that the premise of this program is to bring all these people in to lower the cost. so i do think there s a sense of urgency. i don t think he can sell it based on urgency. he has to sell it based on quality. he has to be careful he s saying the right thing to these mil millennia millennials. john, how will the president and affordable care act be judged if the enrollment numbers don t meet the white house goal? well, it s hard to judge because their original goal was 7 million. then they lowered it down to 6 million. a study came out and found only 27% of the people signing up were uninsured to begin with. and, you know, you also have this problem of the younger people not signing up. but i find the real irony is that while republicans have been talking about repealing obamacare, you have this president basically delaying the mandate for businesses, delaying the mandate for individuals to