The promised fix to America's retirement crisis might not be much of a solution after all
Briefly

James Choi and his research team discovered that auto-enrollment and default auto-escalation are statistically less effective at boosting retirement savings than previously suggested.
The study shows that auto-enrollment increases contributions by just 0.6% of income annually and auto-escalation only by 0.3%. Only 40% of workers opt to increase their savings at the first escalation.
Read at Fortune
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