Are retirement matching contributions an effective incentive?

'If they can't afford their life [now], how can they afford to save for their future selves?' says academic, questioning recent study results

Are retirement matching contributions an effective incentive?

Financial hardship is becoming more prevalent across Canada and living pay check to pay check is becoming the norm, with 73 per cent of Canadians saying they will suffer down the road by not having enough money put aside, according to H&R Block.

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