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Canadian tax rules allow accumulation of retirement savings in “tax assisted” plans, including defined-benefit (DB … class” incomes, who will not receive enough pension income from programs such as Old Age Security (OAS) and the Canada … retirement, and must do so in DC pension plans and RRSPs. In the current environment of low interest rates, an aging population …
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this threat would help employers act in good faith to enhance the retirement incomes of Canadians. …
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Retiring babyboomers are driving a shift from retirement-fund accumulation to decumulation, but they need better … funds available to them for the long haul. Policy changes should improve the "infrastructure" for decumulation products by … of decumulation products and promote consumer education …
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-based retirement plan, and to know the characteristics of workers with and without a plan - the subject of this paper. The findings … (typically a 401(k)-type plan). In 2007, 18.1 percent of family heads who participated in an employment-based retirement plan had … significant impact on the funds available for these participants in retirement. The EBRI-ERF Retirement Security Projection Model …
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With a new Congress and a new president in Washington, how are U.S. retirement policies likely to change? Possibly … structure and federal budget in ways that could fundamentally change how private-sector retirement plans are treated in the tax … code. Retirement, as a stand-alone issue, is no longer a high legislative priority in Washington. And second, because of …
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Low contribution levels to pension schemes in Latin America are an enormous obstacle limiting the implementation of a broad-based social security system. Contribution rates measured as a ratio of contributors to the total labour force stand at an average of 40%, or 60% in the best of cases....
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There is enormous public confusion (much of it deliberately cultivated) about the extent of Social Security’s projected shortfall. Many policymakers and analysts point out that projections from the Congressional Budget Office and the Social Security Trustees show the program to be out of...
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of several policies that seek to address job quality, including universal health insurance, a universal retirement system …
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-market exit among older workers. Raising the retirement age is particularly concerning for near-retirement age workers with such … jobs. Despite the fact that the retirement age increase is supposed to encourage workers to work longer, many workers would … reduced benefits. An increase in the retirement age or other cuts in Social Security benefits are also likely to put a greater …
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– mostly in the form of home equity – which they stood to lose as a result of the crisis. Since they are at or near retirement … benefit structure, 2. Accelerating and extending the increase in the normal retirement age, and 3. Reducing the annual cost …
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