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Where can I find information about investments, fees, risks, and other program details?
All program details can be found in our Program Description.
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Where do my automatic contributions go?
They’re deposited into a Roth IRA that is yours to keep for life and that you control completely.
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Where should I turn if I have an issue or concern with a Colorado SecureSavings account?
We're available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Whether you want to call, email, or send us something by mail, you can find our contact information here.
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Where should I turn if I have an issue or concern with my Colorado SecureSavings account?
We're always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Whether you want to call, email, or send us something by mail, you can get our contact information here.
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Which businesses are eligible to participate in Colorado SecureSavings?
You are eligible to participate in the Colorado SecureSavings Retirement Savings Program if: Your business is registered to conduct business in the state of Colorado You have at least five W-2 employees who have worked for you for at least 180 days You have been in business for two or more...
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Which company is administering the program?
The Colorado SecureSavings Board has selected Vestwell State Savings, LLC, dba Sumday Administration, as the program’s new administrator. Vestwell State Savings, LLC, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Vestwell Holdings, Inc. Sumday is an experienced retirement and college savings services...
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Who can I contact if have an issue related to the program or have more questions?
You can find many answers to program details here, or you can call our helpful and knowledgeable account representatives at 1-844-692-1073, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. MT.
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Who is responsible for choosing the available investment options?
The Colorado SecureSavings Board, whose mission is to “promote and enhance retirement savings for private sector employees in the State,” is responsible for making decisions about the investment options available in the program.
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Who is responsible for choosing the investment options for participants?
The Colorado SecureSavings Board in the Colorado Department of the Treasury is responsible for making decisions about the investment options available to participants of the program.
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Why does a program like this exist?
The retirement savings crisis is a serious problem in the United States. In fact, nearly 70% of Americans are concerned that they don’t have enough money for retirement.1 In Colorado alone, nearly 940,000 workers don’t have access to a qualified retirement savings plan at work, and the State moved...
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