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If all of these funds were to reduce their return assumptions by a mere half percentage point, as CalPERS is doing, it would likely require employees to offset the difference by billions of dollars a year.
These 10 people haven't been great friends to the insurance industry, say the editors at our sister publication LifeHealthPro.com. What do you think of their choices?
How the British government is dealing with its citizens' retirement savings shortfall could provide some ideas for U.S. policymakers dealing with our retirement crisis.
EBRI says that the Census Bureau's redesigned questionnaire on retirement plan participation has led to misleading data being published about people's participation in pension and retirement plans.
With talk of a new president, a retirement crisis, and the lack of full worker access to retirement plans, this policy expert recommends expanding Social Security. Here's why.
Todays retirees won't decide when and how Social Security changes -- younger people, mainly millennials, will end up changing it as they someday choose to opt out.