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Trump to sign order aimed at retirement plan access

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TrumpIRA site broadens access to retirement plans. How to enroll
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April 30 that will broaden access to retirement savings for workers whose employers don’t offer 401 (k)-type plans.

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Trump Order Aims to Help More People Get Retirement Savings Plans in Time for New Federal Match
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Trump signs order expanding access to retirement accounts
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A better way to make saving money easier
Instead of creating new types of savings accounts, combine the ones that already exist.

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Trump order creates branded IRA website starting in January
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Trump signs order aiming to help expand access to retirement accounts
"Beginning at the start of next year, every American will be able to go to TrumpIra.gov and open a new low-cost IRA account," Trump said in the Oval Office.

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Trump executive order expands access to retirement plans. What to know
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Legislative action could increase U.S. retirement wealth up to 77%, research finds
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Trump IRA Program Could Help More Workers Save

At the state level, AARP has supported “work and save” programs, such as state-facilitated automatic IRAs, that fill the gap left by employers who don’t offer a retirement vehicle. Nearly 1.2 million employees nationwide had enrolled in these “work and save” programs as of January 2026, with legislation, supported by AARP, enacted in 21 states .​
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Americans haven’t saved for retirement. States are creating automatic savings plans

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An employee works the cash register at a soda fountain in Winterset, Iowa. A growing number of states are mandating that small employers participate in new retirement programs or offer ...
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Part-time retirement programs becoming more common in the workplace

Programs letting workers near retirement-age cut back on their hours while keeping some pay and benefits are becoming increasingly popular. 36% of human resource executives say they plan to offer a phased-retirement program this year, according to a new ...
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A new report says Americans are behind in their retirement savings — the typical worker only has $955 saved. Here’s a simple 5-step plan to catch up

“This research shows the fragility of both the nation’s retirement infrastructure and retirement preparedness for the typical U.S. household.”
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Americans Are Feeling Less Confident About Retirement

The 2026 Retirement Confidence Survey, conducted jointly with Greenwald Research, came out last week and it shows a significant drop in confidence about retirement among both workers and retirees. This decline coincides with concerns over inflation and potential changes to both Social Security and Medicare.
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