Administration Advances Plan to Federalize Private Pension System, According to 'Carolina Journal'

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Administration Advances Plan to Federalize Private Pension System, According to 'Carolina Journal'
John Locke Foundation

[Opinion]
June 9, 2010

Excerpt: In February, the U.S. Treasury and Labor departments jointly announced they were seeking public comment on proposed design changes to employer-sponsored 401(k) plans and individual retirement accounts that would centralize the private pension system under structures created and administered by the government.

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