"Employers Offering 401(k) Match for Student Loan Repayments: A New Perk for Borrowers"

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Starting this year, employers can match employees’ student loan repayments as 401(k) contributions under the SECURE Act 2.0, potentially benefiting those burdened with student loan debt, particularly Black women. The policy aims to address the gender pay gap and retirement savings disparities, with experts highlighting its potential to build generational wealth. While seen as a positive step, its impact is limited by employer adoption and voluntary nature, prompting recommendations for employees to advocate collectively and provide data on the impact of student loan debt across different demographics.
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