Hobart Financial Group Reviews Obama’s Proposed “myRA” Retirement Savings Plan
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The new plan is an attempt to offset the dwindling number of employer offered pension plans and decreasing availability of
“The plans, while backed by the federal government, still don’t encourage people to save for retirement,” he says. “Employer provided plans, like 401(k)s, push employees to contribute money from each paycheck. Unfortunately, only about half of all American workers are offered these plans. While the myRA plan seems like a great idea to keep people saving, it probably won’t be enough to sustain someone’s retirement. The myRA is fueled by low contribution amounts and low returns. It won’t accumulate enough to help support a full retirement.”
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