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The 'Prudent Retiree Rule': What to Do When Retirement Security is Impossible?
Jeffrey N. Gordon, Columbia Law School via SSRN
[Opinion] July 20, 2007 Excerpt: Policy debates about the appropriate risk levels for individual retirement plans and social retirement plans (like social security) often pay insufficient attention to the inescapable trade-off between 'payment risk' (the risk of insufficient funding for anticipated benefits) and 'short fall risk' (the risk of insufficient benefits for a satisfactory retirement). Thus a 'prudent retiree rule' would permit a prudent level of 'contingent funding' of retirement payouts. MORE >> |
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