Retirement Plan Participation Among Selected Demographic Segments

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Retirement Plan Participation Among Selected Demographic Segments This report is copyrighted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI). You may copy or print this report solely for personal and noncommercial use, provided that all hard copies retain any and all copyright and other applicable notices contained therein, and you may cite or quote small portions of the report provided that you do so verbatim and with proper citation. Any use beyond the scope of the foregoing requires EBRI’s prior express permission. For permissions, please contact EBRI at permissions@ebri.org. © Employee Benefit Research Institute 2019

Updated Questionnaire In 2014, the Current Population Survey questionnaire was redesigned, resulting in a drop in retirement plan participation estimates when compared with the results from the original questionnaire. Number of Workers Ages 21–64 Participating in an Employment-Based Retirement Plan Source: Craig Copeland. “Current Population Survey: Checking in on the Retirement Plan Participation and Retiree Income Estimates,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 483 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, May 30, 2019). Copyright 2019

Relative ratios The ratio of retirement plan participation remained consistent after the questionnaire redesign. The youngest cohort and Hispanic workers recorded the lowest levels of plan participation. Ratio of Participation Relative to Group With the Highest Participation Rate Source: Craig Copeland. “Current Population Survey: Checking in on the Retirement Plan Participation and Retiree Income Estimates,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 483 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, May 30, 2019). Copyright 2019

Relative ratios The ratio of retirement plan participation remained consistent after the questionnaire redesign. The youngest cohort recorded the lowest levels of plan participation. Ratio of Participation Relative to Age Group With the Highest Participation Rate Source: Craig Copeland. “Current Population Survey: Checking in on the Retirement Plan Participation and Retiree Income Estimates,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 483 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, May 30, 2019). Copyright 2019

Relative ratios The ratio of retirement plan participation remained consistent after the questionnaire redesign. Hispanic workers recorded the lowest levels of plan participation. Ratio of Participation Relative to Demographic With the Highest Participation Rate Source: Craig Copeland. “Current Population Survey: Checking in on the Retirement Plan Participation and Retiree Income Estimates,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 483 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, May 30, 2019). Copyright 2019

Demographic Details Lower participation levels among Hispanic workers persisted across each of the income categories. This appears to have been driven by the nonnative-born Hispanic cohort. In the upper income bracket of the study, the native-born Hispanic cohort had the highest participation rate. Percentage of Workers Ages 21–64 Participating in an Employment-Based Retirement Plan, by Ethnicity and Annual Earnings 2017 Source: Craig Copeland. “Current Population Survey: Checking in on the Retirement Plan Participation and Retiree Income Estimates,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 483 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, May 30, 2019). Copyright 2019