Hillary proposes 401Ks
The government would provide a "matching refundable tax credit — dollar for dollar — for the first $1,000 of savings
Married couples must earn less than $60,000 to be eligible for the $1,000 match
Families with incomes of up to $100,000 would receive a smaller tax break
Higher income families (more than $100,000 annual income) get nothing
The program has an estimated cost of $20 to $25 billion annually
Program would be available to working age adults
Changes in the estate tax would used to help pay for the cuts
Link: The Associated Press: Clinton Urges 401(k)s, Matching Funds
The government would provide a "matching refundable tax credit — dollar for dollar — for the first $1,000 of savings
Married couples must earn less than $60,000 to be eligible for the $1,000 match
Families with incomes of up to $100,000 would receive a smaller tax break
Higher income families (more than $100,000 annual income) get nothing
The program has an estimated cost of $20 to $25 billion annually
Program would be available to working age adults
Changes in the estate tax would used to help pay for the cuts
Link: The Associated Press: Clinton Urges 401(k)s, Matching Funds