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The Pew Pension Report: A Snapshot Leads to a Flawed Rating System |
Flipping through old photo album provides a view of where we have
traveled. But, it certainly doesn’t tells us where we are today. The same can be said of the recent Pew Center on the States “new” report on public pension plans.
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Will Public Pension Reforms Reduce Costs? |
Since 2008, 46 states have passed pension reforms in an effort to
contain costs.
But will these measures truly reduce pension costs for public employers?
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When retirees spend their pension checks, that spending churns through the economy and supports jobs. American retirees spend money daily on food, medicine, housing and other essentials. This holds true whether the retiree works in the private or public sector.
It makes perfect sense.
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Elderly Must Work, On Public Assistance |
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For those of us who follow retirement issues, The Wall Street Journal’s excellent reporting on the retirement plight of Americans wasn’t news. We’re now seeing the human impact of a badly broken retirement infrastructure.
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Retirement Resolutions for Policymakers |
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With the New Year right around the corner, hopefully many Americans are breathing a little bit easier. The unemployment rate finally seems to be dropping, and consumers are purchasing more this holiday season than they have in the past two years.
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