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Your Money: Obama on 20 key issues
16 of 22
Savings
Obama wants the government to augment low- and middle-income workers' savings.
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Require employers that don't offer retirement plans to set up IRA-type accounts.
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Require companies to automatically enroll their employees in 401(k)s or IRAs.
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Provide a federally funded match on retirement savings for families earning below $75,000.
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Temporarily suspend mandatory withdrawals from retirements accounts for senior citizens age 70 1/2 and older.
"Personal saving is at an all-time low. A part of the American dream is at risk." --
Obama
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Last updated November 06 2008: 11:36 AM ET
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*Nov. 7, 2007, Speech, Bettendorf, Iowa
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