US media: Trump to sign executive order expanding employee retirement savings plan coverage

```htmlGolden Ten Data, April 30 – According to US financial media Semafor, two White House officials revealed that US President Trump will sign an executive order on Thursday aimed at expanding access to retirement savings plans for employees whose employers do not offer such plans. The US government will combine this measure with the so-called "Saver's Match" program. This program originates from legislation in 2022, stipulating that starting next year, the federal government will provide up to $1,000 in matching funds for retirement savings plan contributions by employees with annual incomes below $35,000. One official stated that Thursday's executive order aims to address this issue by instructing the Treasury Department to launch a new website, TrumpIRA.gov, before the "Saver's Match" program takes effect in January next year. Under this executive order, employees can use the website to filter private sector retirement savings plans based on factors such as cost, minimum contribution, and minimum balance, in order to enroll in a qualifying account and receive matching funds when eligible.```