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Trump's new executive order, with help from Congress, could increase U.S. retirement wealth up to 77%, researchers find
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday to create a new way to save for retirement for workers who don't currently have access to a 401(k) or another workplace plan.Roughly 56 million Americans lack access to an employer-sponsored retirement plan at work, according to 2025 research from the Pew Charitable Trusts, an independent public policy nonprofit.The order calls for the launch of a new website next year, TrumpIRA.gov, where workers could research, compare and enroll in private-sector individual retirement accounts through which, if eligible, they could collect a matching contribution from the federal government."You'll then be able to access the same type of retirement accounts that federal employees enjoy through the Thrift Savings Plans, which are incredible, as part of the federal Saver's Match program," Trump said at a White House press conference. "Low-income Americans will be eligible to receive up to $1,000 per year in matching funds deposited directly into their accounts."The accounts will be integrated with the Saver's Match, a provision from 2022 legislation known as Secure 2.0, which provides matching contributions of up to $1,000 for lower-income Americans saving for retirement. Now, the Trump administration hopes to work with Congress to pass legislation that will expand
A Trump order aims to help more people get retirement savings plans in time for a new federal match
President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday calling for a new government website where people in the United States can find and compare private-sector retirement savings accounts, aiming to help millions of workers whose employers do not offer such plans. The order is intended to help more people gain access to retirement plans before next year, when the federal government will start matching retirement contributions made by lower-income workers. That new matching contribution, known as the Saver’s Match, comes from 2022 legislation passed under Democratic President Joe Biden. Starting in January, it will offer a match of up to $1,000 for workers who make less than $35,000 a year. Trump’s order is meant to help make the match available to roughly 50 million people who do not have retirement plans offered by their employers. The Republican president directed the Treasury Department to launch TrumpIRA.gov, where workers will be able to compare private-sector retirement plans. “For millions of Americans who lack employer-sponsored plans, this will be really revolutionary, because they’ll be covered,” Trump said at an Oval Office signing ceremony. He is not offering a new government retirement plan but helping match workers with existing plans from private companies. Details
New TrumpIRA Site Offering $1,000 Federal Retirement Match: See Who Is Eligible
A new Trump administration website could allow some Americans to receive up to $1,000 a year in government‑matched retirement savings, under an executive order signed Thursday aimed at expanding access to individual retirement accounts.What Is TrumpIRA and What Executive Order Was Signed?President Donald Trump signed an executive titled "Promoting Retirement-Savings Access for American Workers by Establishing TrumpIRA.gov." The site is designed as an online marketplace where workers without employer‑sponsored retirement plans can compare and enroll in private‑sector IRAs, according to the White House and the Treasury Department. The initiative is timed to coincide with the rollout of the federal “Saver’s Match,” a program created under the 2022 SECURE 2.0 law passed during the Biden administration. That program replaces a tax credit with direct government contributions to qualifying retirement accounts....Who Is Eligible for the Saver's Match Program? Under Saver’s Match, eligible low‑income workers who contribute to an IRA, Roth IRA or 401(k) could receive a federal match of up to $1,000 per year. The SECURE 2.0 Act states that the program will offer a maximum match of $1,000 to single filers earning less than $20,500 a year, with smaller matches offered for those earning up to $35,500. According to Treasury guidelines,
New Trump order aims to give more people access to retirement savings plans | AP News
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday calling for a new government website where people in the United States can find and compare private-sector retirement savings accounts, aiming to help millions of workers whose employers do not offer such plans.The order is intended to help more people gain access to retirement plans before next year, when the federal government will start matching retirement contributions made by lower-income workers.That new matching contribution, known as the Saver’s Match, comes from 2022 legislation passed under Democratic President Joe Biden. Starting in January, it will offer a match of up to $1,000 for workers who make less than $35,000 a year.Trump’s order is meant to help make the match available to roughly 50 million people who do not have retirement plans offered by their employers. The Republican president directed the Treasury Department to launch TrumpIRA.gov, where workers will be able to compare private-sector retirement plans. “For millions of Americans who lack employer-sponsored plans, this will be really revolutionary, because they’ll be covered,” Trump said at an Oval Office signing ceremony. 3 MIN READ 8 MIN READ 1 MIN READ He is not offering a new government retirement plan but
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