Getting employers more engaged with their retirement savings plan can be a tricky proposition, made more difficult by concerns with inflation and debt, according to experts in a recent panel discussion sponsored by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI).
EBRI's recent "2023 Retirement Confidence Survey" report said that although a majority of both workers and retirees believe their retirement savings will be sufficient for their needs, levels of confidence slipped sharply in 2023 for both groups. The EBRI survey found that confidence in retirement savings had dropped nine percentage points for workers, and four percentage points for retirees.
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