In this Article, I consider possible approaches that attempt to improve the plans through which millions of Americans tend to their life savings. I begin by considering the inadequacies of our current system of defined contribution accounts and then address two possible alternatives: the first being a federal account universally available to Americans based largely on the model of the Thrift Savings Plan; the second being a system of statebased retirement accounts like those that have already been developed in a handful of states. Though I conclude that a single, federal plan would be superior, either alternative approach would be an improvement over our current system
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In this Article, I consider possible approaches that attempt to improve the plans through which mill...
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We provide an overview of retirement plan proposals that could be implemented at the state level. Al...
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An aging population, coupled with a trend toward shifting risk from employers to individual employee...
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This paper describes and evaluates models and features used in emerging state-sponsored retirement s...
This article considers administrative issues that bear on the structure and implementation of any un...
In the U.S., there are nearly 14 million state and local government workers and six million retirees...
Drawing on insights from behavioral law and economics, automatic enrollment IRAs are intended to add...
In this Article, I consider possible approaches that attempt to improve the plans through which mill...
A problem facing the United States and many other countries is how to finance retirement consumption...
In the United States, the availability of tax subsidies for retirement savings is largely based on a...
In this essay, I examine the problem of designing a pension plan within the context of our larger pu...
Americans have a tough time saving for their retirement. To make matters worse, the move from define...
We provide an overview of retirement plan proposals that could be implemented at the state level. Al...
Americans were once able to rely on a "three-legged stool" of Social Security, pensions, and savings...
An aging population, coupled with a trend toward shifting risk from employers to individual employee...
We seek to analyze a number of important issues related to the ownership of government pensions. In...
There are many decisions that Americans have to make about retirement before, at, and after retireme...
In several states, public pension plans are at risk of insolvency within a decade. These risks are s...
This paper describes and evaluates models and features used in emerging state-sponsored retirement s...
This article considers administrative issues that bear on the structure and implementation of any un...
In the U.S., there are nearly 14 million state and local government workers and six million retirees...
Drawing on insights from behavioral law and economics, automatic enrollment IRAs are intended to add...