It shouldn’t be this way, says a New York Times editorial, but people saving for retirement are looking at increasing risks—both in scope and in number—thanks to the Trump administration.
Why? First off, toward the end of the Obama administration, a rule was passed that would have allowed cities and counties to create retirement plans. Under the Trump administration, the Republican Congress has killed it with a bill already passed that Trump is almost sure to sign.
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