In his last State of the Union Address, President Obama acknowledged that saving for retirement "has gotten a lot tougher."
The new economy's itinerant nature means most workers won't aggregate retirement benefits with the same employer over the course of the careers, unlike many members of Congress, the President wryly noted.
While the speech was not exactly a call to elevate retirement policy to the top of Congress' agenda, the President did weave the theme of retirement savings portability into the larger notion of making the country more economically secure.
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