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Worried about retiring? California will help you save money

Are you a worker worried you won't have enough money to retire?

Are you an employer who doesn't offer either a pension or a 401(k) to your workers?

If so, CalSavers is aimed at you.

On July 1, California launches an ambitious state-sponsored retirement program for the private sector. All employers with five or more workers will be required to sign on if they don't offer their employees a way to save and invest for retirement. As many as 300,000 businesses must comply over the next three years.

That will give some 7.5 million workers who currently have no access to a pension, 401(k) or

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