Automatic IRAs -- A Quick Fix for Workers without Pensions?

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Automatic IRAs -- A Quick Fix for Workers without Pensions?
The Washington Post; subscription may be required

Feb. 21, 2006

Excerpt: Last week, a group covering much of the political waterfront -- comprising the Heritage Foundation, the Retirement Security Project (which is funded by the Pew Charitable Trusts and affiliated with the Georgetown University Public Policy Institute and the Brookings Institution) and AARP -- proposed an idea they think would work: automatic IRAs.

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