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Retirement

EPI’s retirement program examines the inequities in the current system and promotes initiatives that protect Social Security and lead to universal, secure and adequate retirement policies.

Social Security: The Scrooge version

Social Security: The Scrooge version

With the season of top 10 lists upon us, Monique Morrissey identifies the top 10 lies about Social Security.

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Recent work on Retirement

    Don’t cut benefits to protect benefits: EPI Statement on Trustees Report

    April 23, 2012 | By Ross Eisenbrey | Commentary

    Oregon retirement security: How are retirement needs being met now and in the future?

    January 18, 2012 | By Elise Gould and Doug Hall | Report

    The myth of early retirement

    November 9, 2011 | By Monique Morrissey | Report

    COLA cut would hurt oldest retirees the most

    July 27, 2011 | By Monique Morrissey | Economic snapshot

    Social Security provides the majority of income for three-fifths of Americans age 65+

    July 20, 2011 | By Kathryn Anne Edwards and Arin Karimian | Economic snapshot

    A young person’s guide to Social Security

    July 20, 2011 | By Kathryn Anne Edwards, Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, and Anna Turner | Book

    Debt, deficit deal shouldn’t include Social Security

    July 12, 2011 | Commentary

    A protection, not a windfall: Proposed change to Social Security COLA would further erode retirees’ financial security

    July 11, 2011 | By Josh Bivens | Report

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COLA cut would hurt oldest retirees the most

COLA cut would hurt oldest retirees the most

Experts

Josh Bivens
Ross Eisenbrey
Monique Morrissey
Rebecca Thiess

In the Media

    Viewpoints: Let’s base public pension debate on facts, not made-up numbers
    Sacramento Bee | March 7, 2012
    Social Security and the Ramen Noodle Generation
    Campus Progress | August 1, 2011
    The Real Cost of Social Security Surplus Raiding
    Daily Kos | July 28, 2011
    Could Social Security checks stop?
    MSN Money | July 28, 2011
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