Critics Say Financial-Planning Calculators Encourage Employees to Save Too Much

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Critics Say Financial-Planning Calculators Encourage Employees to Save Too Much
CFO

Aug. 1, 2007

Excerpt: First, let's get one thing straight: critics of conventional retirement savings models do not want employees to simply forget about saving for retirement. 'We aren't promoting undersaving,' says Ty Bernicke, CFP, with Bernicke & Associates Ltd., in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.

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