The State of Oregon could become the next state to provide a state-managed retirement plan for workers who do not have access to a plan at work.
The Oregon Senate passed the bill, creating a seven-member Oregon Retirement Savings Board with all Republicans voting against the measure, and the bill is on its way to Governor Kate Brown for signature. It’s expected that business groups will try to lobby the governor to veto it.
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