Workers Turn to Employers, Advisers for Retirement Help
Rebecca Moore
September 10, 2009 — A new study shows that most workers do not understand their retirement savings plans as well as other employer-provided benefits.
One in three (34%) Americans polled said they have little or no understanding of their retirement plan and three in four (74%) said they have less than a complete understanding, according to a release of results from The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. Employees indicated they had a better understanding of other benefits provided through their employer, such as medical coverage and life insurance.
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