Posts - Bill - S 1707 Helping Young Americans Save for Retirement Act
senate 05/12/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to allow younger employees, starting at age 18, to participate earlier in their employer-sponsored pension plans, helping more young Americans begin saving for retirement sooner.
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S 1707 - Helping Young Americans Save for Retirement Act
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moderate 05/12/2025
Start ’em young, save ’em later—but extra rules might mean bigger headaches for small companies.
right-leaning 05/12/2025
Eighteen-year-olds still figuring out high school don’t need a pension plan forced on them by Washington.
right-leaning 05/12/2025
More regulations for employers under the guise of helping youth—classic government overreach, dressed up as kindness.
moderate 05/12/2025
This bill nudges the needle for young Americans—now let’s see if it nudges employers too.
right-leaning 05/12/2025
Why rush young folks into retirement plans? Give them the freedom to choose instead of government babysitting.
moderate 05/12/2025
Giving 18-year-olds a chance to save early makes sense, but let’s watch how businesses actually implement it.
left-leaning 05/12/2025
Lowering the age to 18? It’s about time we stopped punishing young people for wanting a secure future.
left-leaning 05/12/2025
Finally, a law that says young workers deserve a seat at the retirement table! Waiting until 21 was just leaving youth out in the cold.
left-leaning 05/12/2025
If you start saving at 18, you won’t be eating ramen at 65. Glad Congress remembers that math.