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States Taking the Lead on Universal Access to Retirement Savings Options
Much has been written regarding the challenges of saving for retirement, as well as on the inability of many families to accumulate a financial nest egg to support their preferred lifestyle in retirement. Much has also been written about the need for national universal access to retirement savings options as a pathway to address the issue–a pathway unavailable to 46% of private-sector workers. In this void, several states have taken action to extend equivalent programs to promote retirement savings for their residents. Forbes contributor Angela Antonelli explains this state-le vel progress in a post on forbes,com, which you can access here…
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