The stakes are high that workers choose wisely because they’re increasingly in charge of their own retirement savings, with traditional pension plans rare and pressures mounting on Social Security.
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What’s In Your 401K? For More Investors, Just 1 Fund
Posted on 10 August 2018.
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What pension reforms has your state made?
Posted on 01 July 2016.
Photo: Elaine Ryan’s dad was a bus driver for 25 years. By Elaine Ryan My pop was a Buffalo city bus driver for 25 years. Just like millions of Americans – firefighters, nurses, teachers, and other public employees – Pop worked hard and counted on having his pension to help retire with confidence and dignity. […]
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Low interest, weak stock market hurting pensions
Posted on 14 March 2016.
Low U.S. interest rates and a stuttering stock market are hitting corporate pensions hard, but instead of boosting contributions some companies are taking advantage of a new regulatory rule.
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Judge Taft-Carter approves the pension settlement; calls it fair
Posted on 06 June 2015.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A Superior Court judge on Tuesday rejected the appeals of scores of state workers and retirees and approved a proposed class-action settlement in the pension overhaul case. READ MORE
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Myths about money in retirement punctured
Posted on 24 May 2011.
We haven’t saved enough, too many of us retire without financial security, and we may need to work longer to achieve it — assuming we can hang onto our jobs or find new ones. No wonder that workers and retirees are more pessimistic about their future prospects than they’ve been in years.
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No free lunch for the French or for any of us
Posted on 15 November 2010.
Chalk it up to sour grapes — pun intended — but I am finding it difficult to empathize with the disgruntled French who now have to wait until age 62 to retire.
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