The Trump administration may have put the kibosh on state- and municipal-run retirement plans for those workers who aren’t offered one at work, but that doesn’t mean that all the states are listening.
Oregon, for instance, has become the first state actually to launch its program that requires private employers either to offer their own 401(k)s or automatically enroll workers into state-run individual retirement accounts.
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