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TrumpIRAs are sorely needed for American workers
The proposal would expand retirement savings access for roughly 40 million workers, the economist says, as Social Security faces a looming financing shortfall.
- Last month, the Trump White House enacted an executive order establishing a new retirement plan to assist American workers lacking employer-sponsored coverage.
- A national savings crisis affects American workers without employer-sponsored retirement plans, with lower-income households bearing disproportionate burden compared to higher earners.
- Mandatory automatic enrollment pairs with a $1,000 government match for first-dollar contributions to help workers build long-term retirement wealth.
- The initiative addresses the retirement savings gap persisting under existing tax code incentives by providing structural support designed to reward participating workers.
- National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett co-authored the underlying research and helped design the proposal to provide universal pension support.
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TrumpIRAs are sorely needed for American workers
As a progressive economist, I wrote a paper in 2021 with a generally conservative colleague, Kevin Hassett, who now directs the National Economic Council in the Trump White House. We agreed then on the basic arithmetic of the American retirement…
Guest Opinion: Name aside, TrumpIRAs are sorely needed
As a progressive economist, I wrote a paper in 2021 with a generally conservative colleague, Kevin Hassett, who now directs the National Economic Council in the Trump White House. We agreed then on the basic arithmetic of the American retirement…
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