The Clark Howard Podcast

01.25.23  Ending Nonsensical Noncompete Clauses /  New Retirement Account Rules

Clark has long despised noncompete clauses for workers. There’s finally a new proposal to do away with them from the FTC. Clark is on board and has some advice for job seekers. Also, there are new rules for IRAs and 401(k)s. Clark clarifies new &amp; forthcoming options. 

Covenants Not To Compete: Segment 1

Ask Clark: Segment 2

New Retirement Account Rules: Segment 3

Ask Clark: Segment 4


Mentioned on the show:

FTC says proposed ban of noncompete clauses would strengthen workers' hand

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CNET: Your IRA and 401(k) Are Changing in 2023: New Rules for Retirement Accounts

Required Minimum Distributions: How To Calculate, Rules

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