Description acceptable. Minimum standards for some of these things are governed by the 1974 ERISA Act. In the US, most of these things impose a 50 percent tax if the required minimum distribution is not taken. The book Nudge (0[1])describes how workers were automatically enrolled in and then stayed in a Swedish example of these things. (20[1]0[1])TIP$TER (“tip-ster”) is an example of a calculator that helps determine how much one should allocate to these (0[2])tax-advantaged programs. (20[2])There is generally no (*) contribution (10[1])limit (10[1]0[1])for the (10[1])after-tax (10[1])income added (10[1])to one of these things (10[1]0[1])named (10[1])for a Delaware (10[1])senator. (10[3]0[1])In the US, (10[2])defined benefit examples of these things have largely been replaced (10[1])with defined-contribution (10[1])examples. (10[1])For 10 points, name these funds like a Roth IRA (10[1])or (10[1])401(k) (10[3]0[1])intended (0[1])for when a person (10[2])stops working. (10[4])■END■ (10[4]0[1])