Control your financial future

Welcome to MyCTSavings. The easy way to save for retirement.

MyCTSavings is an exciting new retirement savings program, overseen by the Connecticut Office of the State Comptroller. It’s a new, seamless way to help Connecticut employees save and plan for the future.

Here in Connecticut, more than 600,000 private-sector employees have no employer-sponsored retirement savings plan. MyCTSavings was created by law to meet this urgent need. With MyCTSavings, employers can offer a great new benefit, and employees can save in a convenient account they can take wherever their career leads.

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Employers

Registration is open to all currently eligible employers. Register now to help your employees save and plan for their future.

Savers

Make an investment in your future. With MyCTSavings, it’s easy to save and plan for what’s ahead, even if you’re self-employed.


Great benefits to help you succeed

EMPLOYER BENEFITS

  • No cost for employers

  • Getting started is fast, easy, and secure

  • Works seamlessly with any payroll process

  • Stay competitive by offering a great benefit to your employees

  • Requires very little time and administration

Learn more about employer benefits

SAVERS BENEFITS

  • It’s your money — your account and funds go with you as your career changes

  • Secure, simple way to save for retirement

  • Flexible contribution levels to meet your needs

  • It’s voluntary — stay enrolled automatically or opt out and re-enroll later

  • Access to people and online tools to help answer your questions

Learn more about saver benefits

Hear what employers and savers in the program have to say

MyCTSavings Testimonial Video
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Financial security is a growing concern!

51% of Americans have increased concern about their retirement due to the COVID-19 pandemic.1

Reference

1. Bond, Tyler, et al. “Retirement Insecurity 2021: Americans' Views of Retirement.” National Institute on Retirement Security, 26 Feb. 2021, www.nirsonline.org/reports/retirementinsecurity2021.