News Archives: 2009
Download the latest issue of the PRC Newsletter- MarketWatch: Best Countries for Retirement Plans
- FINRA: 2009 National Financial Capability Study Measures Ability of Americans to Manage Their Money, Benchmarking Four Key Indicators of Financial Capability
- The Wharton School: RAND Launches New Financial Literacy Center with Dartmouth College and the Wharton School
- Pension Research Council: Fundamentals of Private Pensions, 9th Edition Now Available
- Cambridge Journals Online: Journal of Pension Economics and Finance Enters New Phase
- United States Government Accountability Office: Retirement Savings
[824K PDF] - Forbes Magazine: Laying on bets at biggest US pension fund
- Singapore Management University: Longevity: The New Risk Frontier
- New York Times: Financial (Il)Literacy Among the Young
- Baltimore City Paper: Pension Headache
- RAND Corporation: New Financial Literacy Center
[33K PDF] - Benefits Link: The Future of Public Employee Retirement Systems
- St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Financial illiteracy is rampant among the young
- Fox Business: In English, Please: The Next Generation
- Vanguard: Social Security's future and your retirement
- Forbes Magazine: Boost Retirement Savings For The Long Haul
- NBER: Pension Research Council Working Paper Featured in September NBER Digest
- Allianz Global Investors: Project M Interviews Dr. Olivia S. Mitchell
[626K PDF] - Minnesota Public Radio News: Investment Irrationality and How to Manage It
- BusinessWeek: Financial Literacy: The Time Is Now
- TIAA-CREF: Call for papers for 2009 TIAA-CREF Paul A. Samuelson Award for Outstanding Scholarly Writing on Lifelong Financial Security
- Financial Literacy in Times of Turmoil and Retirement Insecurity Conference Proceedings March 20, 2009 - The Brookings Institution
- VIDEO: University of New South Wales: Challenges of an aging population
- Planadviser: Study Promotes Flexible Retirement Age and Annuity Income
- Boettner Center Board Member Sam Preston Interviewed by Population Reference Bureau
- MRRC Financial Literacy in Times of Turmoil conference summary available
- US News & World Report: Jobs That Still Offer Traditional Pensions: A few holdouts continue to offer these gold-plated retirement benefits
- Financial-Planning.com: Annuity Ladders
- National Public Radio: Is The 401(k) A Good Deal For America's Workers?
[72K PDF] - Knowledge @ Wharton: Social Security and Medicare: Trying to Tackle Two 800-pound Gorillas
- Michigan Retirement Research Center: Quarterly Newsletter
[366K PDF] - St. Petersburg Times: Bust years for boomers
- The Boston Globe: During a bear market, future of the 401(k) is questioned
- WBUR Here and Now: Interview with Dr. Olivia S. Mitchell on Pension Problems
- NEW 9th Edition of Fundamentals of Private Pensions Coming in 2010
[59K PDF] - Knowledge @ Wharton: Not So Golden: Employees -- and Employers -- Feel the Pinch from Shortfalls in Retirement Funding
- AARP Bulletin Today: Your Financial Future: Reconsidering Annuities -- Are They Right for You?
- Video: Financial Literacy in Times of Turmoil and Retirement Insecurity
- University of Pennsylvania: Crisis of Confidence: Emotion, Perception, and the Economy
[1348K PDF] - CNN: Ailing Life Insurers Want Bailouts
- Technology Marketing Corporation: Pension Research Council Director speaks on new strategies for retirement
- Detroit Free Press: Questions arise from GM's use of pension for buyouts, VEBA trust
- Overcoming the Saving Slump: How to Increase the Effectiveness of Financial Education and Saving Programs
[605K PDF] - Investments and Pensions Europe Magazine: Research Supports Call for Flexible Payout Phase
- NPR: Stocks Weigh Down U.S. Pension Funds
- Reason Magazine: The Next Catastrophe
- The Chronicle of Higher Education: Pension Shortfalls Put Pressure on Strained University Budgets
[100K PDF] - Financial Times: Interview with Olivia S. Mitchell
- El Mercurio: Interview with Olivia S. Mitchell
[780K PDF]
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