Auto Portability in the News
Browse the most comprehensive collection of articles in the media that feature auto portability.
A Big Step Forward for Auto Portability
Auto portability is now live in America's defined contribution system, implemented by Retirement Clearinghouse and Conduent HR Services for the benefit of a mega plan sponsor's participants.
NAPA VP Janine Stout Supports Auto Portability Before Congress
Testifying before a July 19 House Ways & Means Subcommittee on Tax Policy, NAPA Vice President Jania Stout offered her support for auto portability.
Washington Recognizes Need for Retirement Plan Portability Solutions – Part 2
Senator Scott Letter, auto portability received an endorsement during a hearing on Capitol Hill this week.
Lawmakers Request Guidance for Auto-Portability of Retirement Savings
PLANSPONSOR's Rebecca Moore reports on the letter from US Senator Tim Scott, urging Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta to provide guidance on auto portability "as soon as possible."
NAPA Net: Senators to Urge DOL to Issue Guidance on Auto Portability
NAPA Net's Ted Gobbout reports that U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) will deliver a letter to Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, urging DOL guidance on auto portability.
BenefitsPRO: Plug the Leaks Before Expanding Access
In a 7/5/17 article in BenefitsPRO, RCH's Tom Hawkins makes the case that 401(k) cashout leakage should be plugged, prior to expanding access to workplace retirement savings accounts.
Rising Healthcare Costs Necessitate Healthy Retirement-Saving Habits
If you think of retirement savings as a key part of a healthy retirement, then anyone who has prematurely cashed out 401(k) savings during their working life has suffered a compound fracture that will require several stages of therapy to fully rehabilitate. But a cash-out isn’t the only impediment to a financially secure retirement for these hardworking Americans.
Plug the Leaks Before Expanding Access to Defined Contribution Plans
In recent months, our attention has been drawn to some deserving public policy initiatives that would dramatically expand access to workplace retirement savings accounts and address the “access gap” encountered by millions of American workers who are presently offered no such option.
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