Comptroller Scanlon travels the state to raise awareness about a state run retirement program for businesses ahead of March 30 deadline
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The fees associated with the MyCTSavings program are, in many instances, 10 times higher than the fund fees into which their money is invested.
Senate Democrats released part of their agenda for the legislative session, including bills aimed at education and work force issues.
Businesses that fail to register for the MyCTSavings plan could face civil action under a regulatory change submitted by the Comptroller's Office
CT Comptroller Sean Scanlon pitched Connecticut's state-run retirement plan for private sector employees ahead of a March 30 deadline.
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