The program will be open for private-sector employees who work for a company that doesn't provide a retirement plan.
Rhode Island and Connecticut on Nov. 20 announced they are joining forces on offering coverage through their state-run auto-IRA programs to those whose employers do not offer a retirement plan.
He served as Rhode Island’s U.S. Attorney and state attorney general before being elected to ... Morgan campaigned to close ...
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Three states – Connecticut ... Over 21,000 workers live on one side of the Connecticut-Rhode Island border and work on the other, and the geographic proximity will mesh "working hours within ...