Prudential Retirement conducted a study to better understand how well American workers felt their retirement savings had weathered the economic storm, and also to look ahead and gauge interest in more innovative workplace plans that hold the promise of better outcomes. In short, do Americans think it is time to re-evaluate how we plan and save for retirement? How do they feel about fully automated plans, which might eliminate do-it-yourself investment management? Are they willing to trade off some control and personal decision-making responsibility in order to follow a predetermined "auto-pilot" savings approach? In a word, as you will see, the answer was a resounding "Yes!"
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