Congress should not allow the tax break for corporations who fund workers pensions be repealed in an effort to offset student loan interest.
Why is this important?
In order to help fund the student loan bill it has been proposed that corporations will have a tax break removed that they are able to use when they fund pensions. This will only encourage them to not fund workers pensions. This is another middle class attack again. I am concerned because the few workers who have a pension system won't be able to have it even though it was promised them and they are too old to try and make up that money.
