401(k) auto-enrollment less effective than expected, study says
From CNBC: 2024-08-28 15:15:34
Employers are increasingly using automatic enrollment for workers’ 401(k) savings, but new research shows factors like cashing out balances reduce the effectiveness. Behavioral economists found auto-enrollment raises contributions by 0.6% over careers, less than previous estimates. Leakage from early withdrawals impacts plan effectiveness, illustrating room for improvement in automated savings.
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