With the newest Trustees Report, Social Security projections indicate the Congress might echo its 1983 negotiations.
When a (Social Security) COLA Is Not Sweet Enough
Although Social Security Cost-of-Living Adjustments (COLAs) are at recent highs, they don’t reflect inflation’s impact on seniors.
How (NOT) To Reduce a Federal Budget
Faced with pension reform proposals, workers in France responded with protests that U.S. lawmakers surely want to avoid.
Where There is More (and Less) Care For the Elderly
As Baby Boomers elevate the world’s ageing populations, their governments (and children) are deciding how they want to support them.
Why a Debt Rescue Committee Is “Deja Vu All Over Again”
Like Yogi Berra, we could say “deja vu all over again” about the Congressional debt reduction committees that were proposed and created.
The Countries With the Best and Worst Social Security Systems
By comparing the world’s retirement systems through the Melbourne Mercer Global Pension Index, we can see how to improve them.
Why a COLA Just Got Sweeter
With inflation in the 8 percent range, Social Security COLAs–its the Cost-of-Living-Adjustments–will head toward all time highs.
How the Pandemic Affected the Birth Rate
Researchers are concerned that the pandemic birth rate could have further pulled down our sinking population Replacement Rate.
Who Gets The Best Return From Social Security and Medicare?
Looking at lifetime benefits and lifetime taxes, we can see that Social Security and Medicare returns vary considerably.
Taking a Look at Universal Basic Income
With Chicago announcing the newest universal basic income program, we have some answers about the chance for success from Stockton CA.