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How Retirement Plans Shortchange Public-School Teachers

FYI: It’s no secret that public-school teachers are paid too little, or that the problem won’t be remedied overnight. But there is something the U.S. can do right now to give teachers a more prosperous future, and the cost to taxpayers would be trivial.

I’m referring to teachers’ retirement savings plans, or 403(b)s. Like 401(k)s for private-sector employees, the plans let teachers defer taxes on money they save for retirement. But, the similarity ends there
Regards,
Ted
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2018-10-26/how-retirement-plans-shortchange-public-school-teachers
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