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by Karen Friedman and Norman Stein & Pension Rights Center Published October 27, 2014
A state-sponsored retirement savings plan could help millions of private-sector workers who are not covered by an employer plan build financial security. Several features will help a plan
become more effective and produce more secure retirements. This report offers tips for states to consider when evaluating default contribution rates.
This and related reports:
Full Report (PDF, 4 Pages)State Retirement Savings Resource Center
Staff Contact: David John, [email protected], 202 434-3865
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