Financial Education in the Workplace: New Hires

Posted on:

11/05/12

This project examines how employer-provided financial education for newly hired workers affects participation in retirement savings plans. There is strong evidence that employees respond to match incentives. Therefore, the date when the employer match begins should be an important

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