Tag: CalSavers

The country’s largest state auto-IRA program cut fixed annual fees by $3 per participant and reduced asset-based fees by 10...

For the smallest of employers, offering a state auto-IRA program provides minimal administrative and fiduciary burdens.

Several private-sector employers in Delaware will participate in Delaware’s pilot auto-IRA program, and CalSavers continues to achieve milestones.

The CalSavers November participation report shows the state auto-IRA program has accrued nearly $700 million in retirement assets. 

The Board, or its designee, will review the investment performance of each investment option and underlying investment fund at least...

Other state plans lag behind, but the Golden State’s program continues to welcome more registered employers and participant-funded accounts. 

CalPERS names Teykaerts executive director; SageView hires Sarah Parker as plan consultant; SWBC Retirement brings on new investment adviser; and...

The inaugural executive director of California’s state retirement savings program, Katie Selenski will consult on strategic projects for DCIIA and...

New state-facilitated initiatives may boost private sector plans, not crowd them out, a Pew analysis of federal data shows.

A Republican-introduced bill in North Carolina would make it state policy to “assist private sector working households” in saving for...

An issue brief from Rice University finds state-sponsored retirement plans are still works in progress.

Aon has accumulated $1billion in plan assets and commitments since it launched the pooled employer plan.  

The service from Transamerica, Smart, and Finhabits is meant to be an affordable alternative to state-mandated retirement plans.

The state seeks to extend retirement benefits to the almost 150,000 private sector workers who lack access through an employer.