The pension situation faced by all Irish workers is complex and uncertain. Further, it is possible that the state will be unable to maintain the current level of pension provision in real terms. This is based on demographic projections that indicate that the ratio of working age people to pensioners will fall and assessments that the deterioration in the public finances will reduce the capacity of the state to maintain the real value of pensions distributed through the State-run Social Welfare system. Therefore, the pressure for individuals to save for retirement is intense.non-peer-reviewe
Although demographic ageing will affect Ireland later than many EU countries, by 2050 it will result...
The pensions industry is a multi - billion euro industry world wide. As at December 2002, Irish pens...
There is widespread support for the proposition that pension funds can, should and do play an import...
This special report provides an international perspective on Ireland’s retirement-income provision, ...
Each country around the world is facing a crisis of a rapidly aging population, the World Economic f...
The pension environment is constantly evolving. Increased longevity, regulation, globalisation, and ...
Ireland is going through a period of transformation. The financial crisis canceled the economic and ...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
Where power lies in the politics of pensions in Ireland is the central research question guiding thi...
The logic of recent hyping of the demographic imperative ( i.e. the pensions “time bomb”) in Ireland...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
The pensions industry is a multi – billion euro industry world wide. As at December 2002, Irish pens...
Although demographic ageing will affect Ireland later than many EU countries, by 2050 it will result...
The pensions industry is a multi - billion euro industry world wide. As at December 2002, Irish pens...
There is widespread support for the proposition that pension funds can, should and do play an import...
This special report provides an international perspective on Ireland’s retirement-income provision, ...
Each country around the world is facing a crisis of a rapidly aging population, the World Economic f...
The pension environment is constantly evolving. Increased longevity, regulation, globalisation, and ...
Ireland is going through a period of transformation. The financial crisis canceled the economic and ...
Despite considerable research, no consensus has yet emerged on the design of a sustainable pension s...
Like many other countries, Ireland faces challenges in relation to the adequacy and sustainability o...
Abstract: The annual amount of the state subsidy to occupational and private pensions in Ireland is ...
Where power lies in the politics of pensions in Ireland is the central research question guiding thi...
The logic of recent hyping of the demographic imperative ( i.e. the pensions “time bomb”) in Ireland...
This paper gives a first-time assessment of the interaction between income security programmes (publ...
Pension systems world-wide face major long-term challenges in providing adequate incomes in retireme...
The pensions industry is a multi – billion euro industry world wide. As at December 2002, Irish pens...
Although demographic ageing will affect Ireland later than many EU countries, by 2050 it will result...
The pensions industry is a multi - billion euro industry world wide. As at December 2002, Irish pens...
There is widespread support for the proposition that pension funds can, should and do play an import...