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Qualified retirement plans can require that employees perform a certain number of hours of service before being eligible to participate in the plan. So requiring 1,000 hours in a year of service kept part-time employees out of most plans. The SECURE Act (now, fondly, SECURE 1.0), enacted in late 2019, changed that, requiring plans to allow part-time employees to participate if they completed at least 500 hours in each of three consecutive years. That rule takes effect January 1, 2024. Individuals who might qualify are referred to as long-term part time (LTPT) employees. See how the SECURE 2.0 Act, which takes effect January 2025, will make it even easier for part-timers to participate.
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