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COMPARATIVE STUDY
Paul Fronstin, M Christopher Roebuck
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March 2015: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Sudipto Banerjee
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February 2015: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jack VanDerhei
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February 2015: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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January 2015: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Ruth Helman, Nevin Adams, Craig Copeland, Jack VanDerhei
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March 2014: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jack VanDerhei
RETIREMENT INCOME ADEQUACY IMPROVED SLIGHTLY IN 2013: Due to the increase in financial market and housing values during 2013, the probability that Baby Boomers and Generation Xers would NOT run short of money in retirement increases between 0.5 and 1.6 percentage points, based on the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) Retirement Readiness Ratings (RRRs). ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATION IN AN EMPLOYER-SPONSORED DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PLAN REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTORS FOR RETIREMENT INCOME ADEQUACY: RRR values double for Gen Xers in the lowest-income quartile when comparing those with 20 or more years of future eligibility with those with no years of future eligibility, while those in the middle income quartiles experience increases in RRR values by 27...
February 2014: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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January 2014: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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December 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jack VanDerhei, Sarah Holden, Luis Alonso, Steven Bass
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December 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Craig Copeland
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November 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jack VanDerhei, Sarah Holden, Luis Alonso, Steven Bass
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October 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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September 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Jack VanDerhei
This Issue Brief provides an initial analysis of the potential financial impact on private-sector retirement benefits of the retirement savings account cap included in the Obama administration's FY 2014 budget proposal. It finds that although a very small percentage of current 401(k) participants with IRA accounts have combined balances sufficient to be immediately affected by the proposed limit, over time (and depending on the applicable discount rates, whether a defined benefit pension is involved, and the size of the 401(k) plan) the impact could be much greater...
August 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin, M Christopher Roebuck
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July 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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COMPARATIVE STUDY
Jack VanDerhei
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June 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Craig Copeland
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May 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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April 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Ruth Helman, Nevin Adams, Craig Copeland, Jack VanDerhei
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March 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Sudipto Banerjee
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February 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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JOURNAL ARTICLE
Paul Fronstin
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January 2013: EBRI Issue Brief
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