We are here today to an address in a bipartisan fashion the real demographic time bomb that faces the American work force... Far too few workers, especially the young, understand the importance of saving for retirement.
William F. Goodling: “We are here today to an address in a bipartisan fashion the real demographic time bomb that faces the American work…”
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Discussing the need for retirement savings education and the SAVER Act.
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