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The Retirement Challenge - What's Wrong with America's System and A Sensible Way to Fix It (Hardcover)
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The Retirement Challenge - What's Wrong with America's System and A Sensible Way to Fix It (Hardcover)
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A comprehensive plan from two leading experts on how to fix
America's outdated retirement system America's retirement system
has serious problems. While it works well for some retirees,
millions of others don't have the sound retirement they have worked
decades to secure. Roughly 40 percent of today's $4 trillion
federal budget is devoted to supporting retirees, which will grow
to roughly half over the next decade-imperiling the sustainability
of the whole system. The system is out of date. It reflects the
America of a bygone age—an era in which company or union pensions
provided middle-class families a decent standard of living in
retirement. In America today, however, private pensions have mostly
disappeared, Social Security is threatened to go insolvent, people
are living longer, and health care costs continue to rise. Poorer
retirees now must choose between buying enough to eat and their
prescription drugs. In The Retirement Challenge, influential former
White House economists Martin Neil Baily and Benjamin H. Harris
explore America's outdated retirement system and explain how
improving retirement requires changes by families, employers, and
policymakers alike. Households need to save more, get smarter about
their finances, and trade part of their 401(k) balances for
insurance products. Companies need to take a more active role in
their workers' retirements. And lawmakers need to amend the tax
code, Social Security, and a host of other programs. Despite
today's wide political divide, policymakers from both parties can
come together around changes that will promote a stable retirement.
This book shows that these changes do not represent a radical
overhaul. If families, businesses, and policymakers do their part,
everyone-current retirees and future generations-can enjoy a much
more secure and prosperous retirement.
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