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Whether it's post-pandemic-related or worries about the economy, Americans are saving for retirement. A study from the Investment Company Institute – Defined Contribution Plan Participants' Activities, 2022 – shows that only 2.5% of defined contribution (DC) plan participants stopped contributing to their plans last year, indicating disciplined savings habits through stretches of historic market volatility.

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Retirement
Defined Contribution
Retirement Trends