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4. RETIREMENT IMPLICATIONS OF A LOW WAGE GROWTH, LOW REAL INTEREST RATE ECONOMY

Author

Scott, Jason, Shoven, John B., Slavov, Sita Nataraj, and Watson, John G.

Subjects
Interest rates -- Analysis -- Economic aspects, Social security -- Economic aspects -- Analysis, Financial planning -- Prices and rates, Company growth, Company pricing policy, Business, Economics, Government, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

Introduction Real interest rates (net of inflation) have remained persistently low for the last decade. Yields on 10- and 20-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities have averaged less than 1 percent [...]

Published
2020

5. The Retirement Security of the Baby Boom Generation.

Author

Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, New York, NY. College Retirement Equities Fund. and Shoven, John B.

Abstract

The baby boom generation faces added uncertainty on their investments and perhaps lower realized rates of return on all components of their retirement savings, primarily because of their large number. Effects will be felt in the Social Security system and by pension plans and private investors. Individuals, employers, pension fund managers, and public policy makers should consider these factors in planning now. Policy makers should consider easing the regulations limiting pension contributions, structure Social Security more viably, and inform the public about the advantages of saving. Employers with defined benefit plans should examine their programs' funding status and assumptions about future return rates on assets. Employers sponsoring defined contribution plans should examine the adequacy of their contribution rates and those of employees. All tax-preferred savings opportunities that the government allows should be made available by employers. Individual baby boomers must become better informed about the uncertainties ahead, preferably increasing savings and diversifying investments. (MSE)

Published
1995

13. Implicit Taxes on Work at Older Ages

Author

Goda, Gopi Shah, Shoven, John B., and Slavov, Sita N.

Subjects
Entitlement spending, Social security, Taxation, Business, general, Business, Economics, Stanford University -- Taxation
Abstract

The biggest financial challenge for most Americans is funding their retirement. In recent decades, working lives have not kept pace with increasing life expectancies, leading to longer retirements. (1) Longer [...]

Published
2018

36. Discussion

Author

Kosters, Marvin, Shoven, John B., and Blinder, Alan S.

Published
1980

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