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1/17/2006: Congress May Focus on Retirement Funds -- Workers Could See More Incentives to Save (The Wall Street Journal; subscription may be required)

Excerpt: Congress is expected to take steps when it reconvenes this month to shore up private pensions, but almost half the workers in private industry won't benefit since their employers offer no retirement plans.

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