Nontraditional workers—like contractors, freelancers and those working for internet-based platforms such as ride-hailing or delivery companies—often struggle to save for retirement because they lack access to workplace plans available to full-time employees, according to research from the Pew Charitable Trusts. However, a new federal law could help, according to The New York Times. Much of
New federal law helps contractors, freelancers save for retirement
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