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Policies

Sources

Official and primary references cited in the guides. Linking to a source does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by that organization.

Business-owner and state program sources

  1. CalSavers: employer requirements and program FAQs(opens in a new tab)
  2. Texas Workforce Commission: pay and benefits(opens in a new tab)
  3. Florida Senate: retirement-savings task-force proposal and status(opens in a new tab)

    This is a legislative status record, not an instruction to enroll in a state savings program.

  4. Florida Senate: private-sector retirement-program background(opens in a new tab)

    This legislative analysis provides background on state programs. Proposed legislation is not the same as an enacted employer requirement.

  5. Illinois State Treasurer: My Illinois Savings, formerly Illinois Secure Choice(opens in a new tab)
  6. Michigan Legislature: private-sector savings proposal and status(opens in a new tab)

    The linked record describes proposed legislation, not an operating employer program.

  7. Employees' Retirement System of Georgia: legislative report(opens in a new tab)

    The report records the Peach State Saves proposal as unsuccessful; its proposed requirements are not active enrollment instructions.

  8. Arizona Legislature: retirement-savings study-committee background(opens in a new tab)

    The amended measure concerns a study committee, not an operating mandatory auto-IRA program.

  9. Colorado Treasury: Colorado SecureSavings(opens in a new tab)
  10. Washington Saves: official program and launch information(opens in a new tab)
  11. North Carolina General Assembly: Work and Save proposal and status(opens in a new tab)

    This is a pending legislative record, not confirmation of an enacted auto-IRA mandate.

  12. IRS: choosing a retirement plan, 401(k) plans(opens in a new tab)
  13. Department of Labor: 401(k) plans for small businesses(opens in a new tab)