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© Employee Benefit Research Institute 2019 Projecting the Impact of Policy and Design Proposals on Retirement Income Adequacy 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

making projections Our projections reveal reduced deficits for all age cohorts. Deficits would be significantly lowered by the addition of auto portability. Scenario 1: Coverage Enhancements All employers (except those with fewer than 10 employees) are required to offer defined contribution plans. New plans are auto-IRAs with a 6 percent default contribution rate that auto-escalates by 1 percent annually until it reaches 15 percent of pay. It assumes 30 percent opt- out for new eligibles and includes all non- excludable employees. Scenario 2: Coverage Enhancements + Auto Portability Upon termination, participants in Scenario 1 would have the account from their former employer automatically combined with their account in the new employer’s plan. Average Retirement Deficit and Projected Deficit Reduction Under Two Scenarios By Age Source: Jack VanDerhei. “Under the Dome – A Closer Look at Legislative Proposals Impacting Retirement,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 486 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, July 11, 2019). Copyright 2019

Increased access Average Retirement Deficit and Projected Deficit Reduction Under Two Scenarios By Age Expanding access to open multiple employer plans (MEPs) results in a significant reduction in retirement deficits for employees ages 35–39 who otherwise would spend a large portion of their work career without eligibility. Workers are divided into quartiles according to their eligibility level. Source: Jack VanDerhei. “Under the Dome – A Closer Look at Legislative Proposals Impacting Retirement,” EBRI Issue Brief, no. 486 (Employee Benefit Research Institute, July 11, 2019). Copyright 2019