People who are working at jobs they expect to last only a short time still have to think about retirement—but whether they should go through all the aggravation of opening a 401(k) if they only expect their employment to last a little while is a question they may just ignore.
However, in a blog post, U.S. News & World Report suggested that the answer to that question may depend on the answers to some other questions—and a new partnership between Freelancers Union and Honest Dollar seeks to provide a solution for freelancers, whose jobs are of necessity of indeterminate duration.
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