Help Eligible Plan Participants Prepare for Their Retirement
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Employer-sponsored retirement plans are an essential component of your employees’ benefits package. Join us for a webinar to learn how to help employees save for retirement, helping YOU to improve morale, attract top talent and reduce employee turnover.
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Speakers
Sumedha Mandpe
NACo Deferred Compensation Program
NACo Deferred Comp Program has helped more than 1.5 million county employees and retirees save for and live comfortably in retirement. More than 423,000 county employees from more than 3,000 county agencies participate in the Program, with accumulated assets of more than $25 billion.
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