Grant’s Go-To’s: What is the Cost of Doing Nothing?
Establishing state-facilitated retirement savings programs (SFRPs) comes with costs, but so does doing nothing. Research on “the cost of doing nothing” highlights the potential of SFRPs to address the impact of insufficient retirement income on economic growth, tax revenues and the costs of social services.
Retirement Security Matters: June 3, 2021
Did you miss us?! We took a spring break to fit those COVID vaccines in. While we’ve been laying around developing antibodies like mad, there’s been *so much* going on in the world of retirement security! You will not want to miss:
Mark Iwry on the concept of Automatic – and how getting there really wasn’t …
Fresh state stats: funded accounts are up 25% year to date!
Auto Enroll: 3%, 5%, 7% – What’s Optimal?
Dr. Mingli Zhong asks important questions about how we can optimize the way we use automatic features in our retirement savings plans and programs. She’s also studying pandemic-related impacts on savers, going beyond top-level results to understand how this economy is differentiating between those of us that kept our jobs, and those of us who didn’t.