Auto Portability - Public Policy
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Why America’s Retirement Savings Needs Recycling
On Earth Day 2017, we’re seeing encouraging signs that the problem of retirement savings cash out leakage will finally get the attention that it deserves.
New EBRI Research Finds $2T Saved From Automated Portability
As much as $2 trillion could be retained in the U.S. retirement systems if Auto Portability were fully implemented, according to new research by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI).
Auto Portability: Advisers seek innovative ways to increase retirement savings
Employee Benefit Adviser's Cort Olsen covers the recent DC forum co-hosted by Retirement Clearinghouse, EBRI, WIser and Financial Services Roundtable.
Influential Coalition Backs Auto-Portability: Retirement Income Journal
Two 4/6/17 articles by Retirement Income Journal address the growing & influential coalition backing auto-portability.
The African-American Retirement Crisis: How Auto Portability Can Help
The African-American community faces a retirement crisis. Auto portability may be able to help resolve the crisis by helping to prevent cashouts and move retirement savings balances forward.
RCH in 401(k) Specialist: How Auto Portability Will Bridge the Minority Participation Gap
RCH's Tom Hawkins addresses how Auto Portability will help increase minority 401(k) participation by increasing auto enrollment.
RCH in BenefitsPro: An Infrastructure Project that Saves Trillions
In his 11/30/16 article in BenefitsPro, RCH's Tom Hawkins makes the case that reducing cashout leakage is one of America's most-beneficial infrastructure projects, saving trillions while costing taxpayers nothing.
A Different ‘Save’ to Consider During ‘National Save for Retirement Week’
As we prepare to observe National Save for Retirement Week (also known as “National Retirement Security Week”), scheduled for October 16-22, it’s a great opportunity to remember why we, as individuals, need to save for our retirement. But the sobering reality is that we are all being called upon to save retirement itself—by rescuing a retirement system that doesn’t work for millions of hardworking Americans.