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Making mountains out of molehills: Do teacher pensions create “peculiar incentives” for retirement?
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A new Policy Memo responds to a recent study on teacher pensions and takes a closer look at why current benefit formulas are structured the way they are.
Why we need Retirement USA
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Smoothing the Waves of the Perfect Storm: Could Changes in Pension Funding Rules Ease the Burden for Pension Funds?
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