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Oregonsaves: A Retirement Solution for all Employees

 

Oregonians are not saving enough for retirement. OregonSaves is a state-sponsored retirement plan for employers that that do not offer an employer-sponsored retirement plan for their employees.

This program is ideal for employers who wish to encourage employees to save for retirement, but do not currently sponsor a retirement plan. Since there are no employer fees involved in OregonSaves, the biggest commitment is designating time to initiate and complete the enrollment process. Overall, OregonSaves aims to lower the barrier of entry for employees and at the same time provide employers the opportunity to help champion their employee’s financial well-being.

The plan highlights

OregonSaves is designed to combine features of employer plans with Roth Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA’s).

What It is

  • Employee contribution and participation is voluntary.

  • Self-employed individuals are also eligible for participation.

  • The standard contribution rate is 5% of employees’ gross pay. These dollars are contributed directly from payroll into to a Roth IRA. Note that the 5% savings rate may be adjusted up or down and savers can also elect to make contributions through a bank account or a check.

  • Employees first $1,000 will automatically be invested in the OregonSaves Capital Preservation Fund.

  • Savings over $1,000 will automatically be invested in an OregonSaves Target Retirement Fund.

  • There are three investment choices available through OregonSaves: Capital Preservation Fund, Target Retirement Funds, and a Growth Fund.

What It Isn’t

  • Employee annual contributions are limited to $6,000 (or $7,000 for those 50 years and older). This program is not meant to replace or compete with employer-sponsored 401(k) plans.

  • No employer contributions are permitted.

The Administration Considerations

One effective way to combat a saving deficit is to automate savings through payroll. Employers are responsible for syncing payroll with OregonSaves. Once the setup is complete, the ongoing maintenance includes updating employee lists and submitting employee saving elections.

Enroll Your Employees Today

If you think your employees would benefit from participation, then visit the OregonSaves website or consult our team with questions you may have.

 

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