
We can't predict the future, but sometimes the immediate past leaves enough breadcrumbs to show us a reasonably correct path.
Such was the case with the Budget Act of 2018 and the IRS Letter Ruling 201833012. These addressed the type and nature of hardship withdrawal rules corporate retirement plans can adopt. Plan sponsors need to be aware of the potential benefits and harm the opportunity to change the plan's rules may present to employees.
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