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How does an employer's presentation of retirement savings options affect employees' decisions to save?
by automatically enrolling employees to tap into their default bias
by assigning employees to different saving courses in the retirement plan
by offering various saving courses in the retirement plan
by making the plan more complex to get employees more involved
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by automatically enrolling employees to tap into their default bias
Brief explanation: automatic enrollment uses a default option people tend to stick with (status quo/inertia). Studies (e.g., Madrian & Shea) show auto-enrollment raises participation and savings rates because many employees remain at the default rather than opting out or choosing a lower contribution. Default contribution rates and default investment choices also shape saving outcomes.
Brief explanation: automatic enrollment uses a default option people tend to stick with (status quo/inertia). Studies (e.g., Madrian & Shea) show auto-enrollment raises participation and savings rates because many employees remain at the default rather than opting out or choosing a lower contribution. Default contribution rates and default investment choices also shape saving outcomes.
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