Ten years is a long time—and in that decade since the passage of the Pension Protection Act, defined contribution plans have changed substantially in structure even as the part they play in Americans’ retirement has also changed—from a supporting role to the main act.
Now that DC plans have stepped up from being a supplemental savings vehicle to being the primary retirement savings vehicle many employees rely on, a Willis Towers Watson paper has analyzed DC plans with an eye toward seeing how well they have done at keeping up with the transformation.
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