Fiduciary Quick Guide

Secure 2.0 Act’s Emergency Saving Accounts (PLESA):
The Most Significant Development in 401(k)s Since Auto Features?

  • Introduced through the Secure 2.0 Act of 2022, Pension-Linked Emergency Savings Accounts (PLESA) are a significant development to improve the lack of emergency savings among our workforce. While savings accounts have always been available, the new law allows them to be added directly to employer-sponsored retirement plans.

  • PLESA’s integration of emergency savings into 401(k)s marks a significant step forward in addressing the financial security concerns of American workers by providing a streamlined approach to both short-term and long-term savings within existing employer-sponsored retirement plans. PCI believes that the PLESA provision is a positive step toward helping Americans become more financially secure.
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Secure 2.0 Act’s Emergency Saving Accounts (PLESA): The Most Significant Development in 401(k)s Since Auto Features?

Looking to enhance your understanding of Secure 2.0’s PLESA provision? Complete the form to tune in to the latest PCI on-demand 20-minute webinar, “Secure 2.0 Act’s Emergency Saving Accounts (PLESA): The Most Significant Development in 401(k)s Since Auto Features?” 

Hosted by Brian Allen, CFP®, PCI’s Founder, Chairman, and CEO, this webinar explores implementing SECURE 2.0’s PLESA provision and provides valuable insights on the benefits of integrating emergency savings directly into 401(k) plans. 

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