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Retirement Clearinghouse to expand headquarters, adding 300 jobs in Mecklenburg County

Charlotte's FOX 46 reports on today's news from the NC Office of the Governor that Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) will create 300 jobs in Mecklenburg County, and will invest more than $4.1 million to expand its headquarters and corporate office in Charlotte. The article quotes NC Governor Roy Cooper and RCH President & CEO Spencer Williams.

Fintech firm adding 300 jobs, investing more than $4M in Charlotte HQ expansion

WBTV's Web Staff reports on today's announcement by the state of North Carolina that Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) will expand its local presence, adding 300 jobs and investing more than $400 million as they expand their Charlotte headquarters. The article includes quotes from RCH's President & CEO Spencer Williams, as well as Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles.

Retirement Clearinghouse to expand HQ in Charlotte, adding 300 jobs

WRAL TechWire staff report on today's announcement that "fintech firm Retirement Clearinghouse is expanding its headquarters in Charlotte." The piece identifies the investment of $4.1 million required to add 300 new jobs to the local economy, with an average wage of "around $66,000." It also references state estimates that the project will generate an annual payroll impact of more than $19 million for the region, and over the course of 12 years, will grow the state's GDP by more than $672 million.

Fintech firm to add 300 jobs in Charlotte as part of $4.1M expansion

Charlotte broadcaster WSOC reports on the news that Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) has plans to significantly expand its presence in the area, adding 300 jobs and investing $4.1 million. The report also states that the jobs will be added over five years, between 2021 and 2025.

Charlotte retirement firm to expand, add 300 jobs for $3.7 million in incentives

The Charlotte Observer's Austin Weinstein reports on today's news release that Charlotte firm Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) will expand its Charlotte-Mecklenburg presence, adding 300 additional jobs over five years, and spending $4.1 million to expand its headquarters. Charlotte won out, states Weinstein, due in part to a $3.3 million grant from the state's economic investment committee, approved today.

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Financial Technology Company to Expand Headquarters, Adding 300 Jobs in Mecklenburg County

A press release today by the North Carolina Office of the Governor announced that Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) will expand and relocate within the Charlotte NC area, creating an additional 300 jobs over a five-year period. The release quoted NC Governor Roy Cooper, RCH President & CEO Spencer Williams and NC Commerce Secretary Anthony Copeland, all of whom focused on the positive state and local impacts of the decision. The release also detailed the terms of a Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG), which was approved by the state's Economic Investment Committee earlier in the day.

Retirement Clearinghouse to add 300 jobs in Charlotte as part of $4.1M HQ expansion

Charlotte Business Journal Real Estate Editor Ashley Fahey reports breaking news that Retirement Clearinghouse (RCH) will be relocating its Charlotte, NC headquarters in anticipation of a significant expansion to its business, including the addition of 300 jobs over a five-year period. Fahey reports that RCH considered offers from two SC counties, but opted for a new Charlotte location instead, which included NC Jobs Development Grant eligibility of $3.3 million, along with additional incentives from the City of Charlotte and the state community college system.

Auto portability clearing the way for adoption

Writing in Pensions & Investments, Alight EVP Alison Borland articulates her strong advocacy of auto portability, which she describes as the "brainchild of Retirement Clearinghouse." Addressing the most important factors that influenced Alight Solutions’ decision to become a market leader in embracing the new plan feature, Borland cites auto portability’s benefits to the broader retirement ecosystem, while imploring her audience to join her firm in going "all-in on auto portability.”