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Make Retirement Saving Even More Valuable by Adding Automatic Emergency Savings
The Brookings Institution Link to more items from this source
July 13, 2015

"One way to structure such a plan would be to automatically enroll an employee into a saving program where part of the contributions would go to a regular 401k-style retirement saving account and the rest into a passbook savings account at a federally insured bank or credit union. The emergency savings could be a percentage of the total contribution or based on income levels, such as a percentage of contributions on the first $20,000 of annual income. Auto escalation would apply only to the retirement contributions."

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