IRS and Treasury Request Comments on Saver’s Match Contributions
The regulators are seeking input by November 4 on the federal program scheduled to begin in 2027.
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Lower-Paid Workers Want Emergency Savings Options
Low- and moderate-income workers understand the importance of establishing emergency savings accounts and want options, research finds.
PBGC Sues to Terminate NYC Nonprofit DB plan
The Sheltering Arms organization shut down in 2023, and the PBGC seeks to become its defined benefit plan’s statutory trustee.
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Workers’ Retirement Savings Are Boosted By Access to Savings Tools
BlackRock and Human Interest found that the lack of access to a retirement plan is a ‘crucial’ factor to preventing...
Examining the Effects of Changes to UK Auto-Enrollment
A study examined what would happen if the minimum earning threshold for UK auto-enrollment was removed, identifying positive and negative...
Emergency Savings Serve as Buffer To Protect Retirement Assets
For low-income households, having at least $1,000 in emergency savings can prevent them taking hardship withdrawals from their retirement savings,...
Nearly Half of Women Lack Workplace Retirement Plan Access, Survey Shows
Low-income women are most at risk financially, and nearly two-thirds said they are not confident they have the information they...
The Connection Between Emergency Savings Accounts and Retirement
Research shows that for low- and moderate-income workers, access to emergency savings accounts is likely to bolster retirement contributions and...