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Today we will hear about the impact the government's COVID-19 relief funding has had on the transportation sector and its workers, and the c...
It’s unbelievable that our Republican colleagues are going back to these racist tactics of the past in their search for power.
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ERIC supports treating student loan payments as elected deferrals for the purpose of employer matching contributions.
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According to the National Institute on Retirement Security, as of 2018 more than 100 million working-age Americans had no pension and no ret...
The Encouraging Americans to Save Act, which was introduced by you, Chairman Wyden, would be a significant boost to OregonSaves.
I want to just give a shout-out to the tragic loss this week of Mike Enzi, a member of this committee.
ARA also supports Chairman Wyden's Encouraging Americans to Save Act, which is also a key provision in Senator Cardin's and Senator Portman'...
I think what we are all trying to do is at the entry level.
I introduced the Encouraging Americans to Save Act, to get more help to the working folks who need it so badly.
This is about good policy, helping people, and giving everybody in America the chance to get ahead.
The issue for a lot of lower-wage workers is, can they afford to put money into retirement?
Before there was much knowledge of COVID-19, it was already far too difficult for Americans to save for a dignified retirement.
This committee ought to make it easier for people to move their retirement accounts and continue saving when they change jobs.
It's clear to me that this is another case of double-standard economics.
