Kyle Bedu

Welcome Already A Member? NOT A MEMBER YET? Jun 18, 2026 , 21  pages Summary Due to the importance of employer-sponsored retirement plans as the largest source of retirement funds for most Americans besides Social Security, it is worthwhile to examine how eligibility in these plans changes as a worker moves through their career path. Factors such as age, tenure, and education may make one more or less likely to be eligible for a retirement plan at a job.

Welcome Already A Member? NOT A MEMBER YET? Dec 18, 2025 , 25  pages by Kyle Bedu Craig Copeland Summary The data provided by the March Current Population Survey (CPS) are important, as they are the most current annual data on retirement plan participation on a worker-level basis. Because the data are at the worker level, as opposed to the employer level, it is possible to determine differences in retirement plan participation by various worker characteristics.

Welcome Already A Member? NOT A MEMBER YET? Sep 25, 2025 , 36  pages Summary Employment-based retirement plans are the most common source of funding for retirement income outside of the Social Security system. There have been many studies on participation in employment-based plans at a specific point in time, but there has been much less analysis of participation in retirement plans over a worker’s career.