Pension Reform News: Florida’s proposed cost-of-living adjustment could cost $47 billion over 30 years

Pension Reform News: Florida’s proposed cost-of-living adjustment could cost $47 billion over 30 years

In This Issue: Articles, Research & Spotlights  Benefit Proposal in Florida Could Cost $47 Billion Over 30 Years Undoing Alaska’s Public Pension Reforms Would Come With Significant Costs Kansas Considers Modernizing Retirement Plan With a DC Option Washington Proposal Would Legitimize Bad and Potentially Expensive Policy News in BriefQuotable Quotes on Pension ReformData Highlight Reason Foundation in the NewsContact the Pension Reform Help Des…

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Ten years on: the ongoing impact of pensions freedoms - IFA Magazine

·         Vast majority (84%) believe they’ve benefited from taking money from their pension ·         Four in five (79%) say they like having the choice to access their pension in the way they want to ·         With first post-Freedoms wave of retirees reaching state pension age, long-term sustainability is key Ten years after the introduction of Pension Freedoms on April 6, 2015, new research from Standard Life, part of Phoenix Group reveals t…

The German pension policy is in a standstill – and this could have fatal consequences. The pension system is threatened by a lack of reforms of the collapse. Because demographics cannot be denied, Dr. Guido Bader, Chief Executive Officer of Stuttgart Insurance, puts his finger on the wound. Without rapid pension reform, the answer "No, it is not."