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Annual Report
of the
Oregon Treasury Savings Network
Submitted to
The Honorable Kate Brown Governor, State of Oregon
and
The Oregon Legislative Assembly
Submitted by
Michael Parker, Executive Director Oregon Treasury Savings Network
OregonSaves 2020
Oregon Retirement Savings Board
TREASURER TOBIAS READ, CHAIR
Oregon State Treasury
JEFF ANDERSON Secretary-Treasurer UFCW Local 555
KARA BACKUS Attorney-Shareholder Bullard Law
EDWARD BREWINGTON Executive Council Member & Volunteer AARP Oregon SEN. LEE BEYER (D-Springfield) Senator Oregon Legislature Non-voting board member
CORY STREISINGER Retired Attorney & Oregon State Public Servant REP. PAM MARSH (D-Ashland) Representative Oregon Legislature Non-voting board member
STAFF Michael Parker, Executive Director
David Bell, Deputy Director Sabra Purifoy, Operations Director Kasey Krifka, Engagement Director
John Valley, Policy & Outreach Director Kaellen Hessel, Outreach/Advocacy Manager
Renzo Meza, Outreach Manager James Sinks, Financial Literacy Manager
Stephanie Swetland, Plan Specialist Missy Simpson, Executive Assistant
Oregon Treasury Savings Network 350 Winter Street NE, Suite 100
Salem, Oregon 97301 503-373-1903
OregonTreasurySavingsNetwork.com
Tobias Read State Treasurer Michael Kaplan Deputy State Treasurer
September 2021 To: Governor Brown Members, Oregon Legislative Assembly From: Tobias Read, State Treasurer & Board Chair, Oregon Retirement Savings Board Re: Oregon Treasury Savings Network – OregonSaves 2020 Annual Report
This is the Annual Report of the Oregon Treasury Savings Network (the Network) for the state of Oregon’s retirement savings plan, OregonSaves, pursuant to ORS 178.200 to 178.245. OregonSaves continued to grow in 2020, both in terms of assets and accounts. Investors contributed more than $48 million in fiscal year 2020 and funded more than 29,000 new accounts. At the end of December 2020, the Network had over $84 million in Assets Under Management invested for more than 87,000 savers. The average funded account balance ($964) also rose by 38% over the previous year, helping to grow the retirement savings of Oregonians, many of whom are first time savers. The Oregon Retirement Savings Board is committed to building on the Network’s success and is continually seeking new ways to improve the state’s retirement savings option for Oregonians. The Network plays a vital role in helping Oregon families to achieve the dream of a safe and comfortable retirement. It is the Board’s goal—with the continued support of the Governor and the Legislature—to ensure that as many Oregonians as possible have access to a simple and convenient retirement savings opportunity in their workplace. Together we can make a positive difference in the lives of tens of thousands of Oregonians.
Sincerely,
Tobias Read Michael Parker Oregon State Treasurer Executive Director Chair, Oregon Retirement Savings Board Oregon Treasury Savings Network
OregonSaves Program
Quarterly DashboardAs of December 31, 2020
Program Current Sep 2020 ChangeTotal Assets $84,741,739 $69,167,837 $15,573,902
Total Contributions $97,279,769 $82,909,197 $14,370,572
Total Withdrawals -$20,783,720 -$17,193,138 -$3,590,582
Monthly Contributions (Past 30 Days) $5,052,385 $4,054,036 $998,349
Monthly Withdrawals (Past 30 Days) -$1,259,381 -$906,514 -$352,867
Saver Current Sep 2020 ChangeTotal Funded Accounts 87,909 74,333 13,576Total Payroll Contributing Accounts 98,159 83,407 14,752Accounts with a Withdrawal 19,697 17,724 1,973Multiple Employer Accounts 27,387 23,903 3,484Max Contribution Accounts 258 69 189Average Monthly Contribution Amount $134 $136 -$2
Average Deferral Rate (Funded Accounts) 5.3% 5.3% 0.0%
Average Funded Account Balance $964 $931 $33
Effective Opt-Out Rate 34.1% 33.6% 0.5%
Employer Current Sep 2020 ChangeTotal Registered 16,292 14,235 2,057Total Added Employee Data 13,772 11,584 2,188Total Submitting Payroll Deductions 6,531 6,038 493Total Exempted Employers 16,276 14,881 1,395
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
Effective Opt-Out Rate is defined as the sum of accounts that had an opt-out action in 30 days and accounts that enrolled but never contributed divided by the sum of accounts that had an opt-out action in 30 days and enrolled accounts. Average contributions are based on accounts with a contribution during the last 30 days.
$85
$69$58
$47$41
$31$23
$16$11$8$5$2$0$0
12/2
020
9/20
206/
2020
3/20
2012
/201
99/
2019
6/20
193/
2019
12/2
018
9/20
186/
2018
3/20
1812
/201
79/
2017
Plan Assets by Quarter($ millions)
87,90998,159
19,69727,387
Total FundedAccounts
Total PayrollContributing
Accounts
Accounts with aWithdrawal
Multiple EmployerAccounts
Saver Accounts - December 2020
OregonSaves Program
Quarterly Cash FlowsAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
$13.8$11.8
$10.0$12.7
$11.1$10.1$7.7
$6.0
-$3.4-$2.7-$2.1-$3.6-$2.5-$1.9-$1.5-$1.1
-$15.0
-$10.0
-$5.0
$0.0
$5.0
$10.0
$15.0
$20.0
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19
Milli
ons
Quarterly Contributions & Distributions
Quarterly Contributions
Quarterly Distributions
$10.4$9.1
$7.8$9.1$8.6$8.2
$6.2$4.9
$0.0
$2.0
$4.0
$6.0
$8.0
$10.0
$12.0
$14.0
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19
Milli
ons
Quarterly Net Cash Flow
OregonSaves Program
Geographic LocationAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
84,537
71,23467,11264,001
56,17948,632
38,99931,525
21,74718,158
13,696
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Total In-State Funded Accounts
3,3743,1002,9442,816
2,5122,177
1,7811,499
1,1551,014790
0500
1,0001,5002,000
2,5003,000
3,5004,000
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Total Out-of-State Funded Accounts
OregonSaves Program
Account StatisticsAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
87,909
74,33370,05466,81558,689
50,80940,780
33,02422,90219,172
14,486
010,00020,00030,00040,00050,00060,00070,00080,00090,000100,000
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Total Funded Accounts
45%41%
44%44%43%44%43%44%44%46%45%
0%5%10%15%20%25%30%35%40%45%50%
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Funded Accounts as a % of Enrolled Accounts
OregonSaves Program
Account StatisticsAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting. Average contributions are based on accounts with a contribution during the last 30 days.
$964$931$830
$700$698$617
$559$491$479
$404$315 $295
$0
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000
$1,200
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Funded Account Balance
Average
Median
$134$136$138$120$122$115$107$107$110$103$103 $104
$0
$20
$40
$60
$80
$100
$120
$140
$160
Dec-20Sep-20Jun-20Mar-20Dec-19Sep-19Jun-19Mar-19Dec-18Sep-18Jun-18
Monthly Contribution Amounts For Funded Accounts with a Contribution in the Last 30 Days
Average
Median
OregonSaves Program
Account StatisticsAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
7572696663605754514845423936333027242118
Acc
ount
s
Age
Savers by Age
Enrolled Accounts
Funded Accounts
OregonSaves Program
Funded Accounts by CountyAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting.
Sherman, 61Hood River, 574
Multnomah, 17,898
Washington, 8,930
Tillamook, 577
Clatsop, 1,007 Columbia, 879
Yamhill, 1,816Clackamas, 6,211
Polk, 1,659Marion, 7,607
Lincoln, 1,227
Coos, 1,180
Curry, 281 Josephine, 2,207
Jackson, 5,215
Gilliam, 23
Wheeler, 10
Benton, 1,690
Morrow, 177
Wallowa, 173
Funded Accounts
Count of Funded Accounts by County
OregonSaves Program
Funded Account Coverage Ratio by CountyAs of December 31, 2020
Source: Ascensus, Sellwood Consulting. Over 18 years county population taken from the 2018 Annual Estimates of the Resident Population provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Sherman, 4.4%
Hood River, 3.3%Multnomah,
2.8%Washington, 2.1%
Tillamook, 2.8%
Clatsop, 3.3% Columbia, 2.2%
Yamhill, 2.3%Clackamas, 2.0%
Polk, 2.7% Marion, 3.1%
Lincoln, 3.1%
Coos, 2.3%
Curry, 1.5% Josephine, 3.2%
Jackson, 3.1%
Gilliam, 1.5%
Wheeler, 0.8%
Benton, 2.3%
Morrow, 2.2%
Wallowa, 3.1%
Funded Accounts
Count of Funded Accounts as a % of County Population Over the Age of 18