The Securities Industry Financial Market Association, the trade association that represents the interests of the brokerage industry, is a free-market proponent when it comes to expanding access to workplace retirement plans.
And it isn’t.
When the Treasury Department recently launched its myRA retirement savings program, which hopes to expand access to the more than 50 million Americans without access to a workplace retirement savings plan, SIFMA was quick to lend its support.
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