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North Carolina is one of the states to which older people are flocking, drawn in part by its charm, natural beauty and low living costs. But North Carolina’s rapidly aging population also poses significant challenges “that point towards what’s ahead…


This year’s report by the Social Security trustees reminds lawmakers that the next Congress will face a deadline to act on Disability Insurance by 2016, an opportunity that could be used to pursue comprehensive reforms to put all of Social…


For several years we’ve heard a familiar tune from the Social Security trustees: Its programs are unsustainable in their current form but insolvency is still years away. This time is different because the next Congress will face a deadline to…


The Medicare and Social Security trustees warned again Monday that Congress must act soon to make the programs more sustainable.In their 2014 report, the trustees said they were most immediately concerned about Social Security’s Disability Insurance program, which under current…


WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition said today that the new reports from the Social Security and Medicare trustees highlight the need for prompt reform of federal entitlement programs, with further delays in such work creating a particular problem for Social…


Short-term improvements in the federal government’s finances have led to widespread complacency in Washington about fiscal reform. (more…)


Rep. John Delaney (D-Md.) and Tom Cole (R-Okla.) have introduced a bill that would create a commission tasked with restoring the 75-year solvency of Social Security.The bill would require the leaders of both parties in both chambers of Congress to…


Between 2012 and 2050, America’s 65-and-older population will almost double in size to 83.7 million, according to new Census Bureau projections.The bureau recently released two reports -- one on the aging population and another focusing on the Baby Boom --…


Despite its grim title of “Dead Men Ruling,” Eugene Steuerle’s new book offers an optimistic message about the nation’s future as he calls for greater fiscal responsibility and generational fairness.In a blog post discussing the book, Concord Coalition Executive Director…


While many in Washington have put fiscal sustainability on the back burner, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) offers an important reminder of the need for prompt fiscal reforms.“Significant action to change the long-term fiscal path must be taken soon to…


A book titled “Dead Men Ruling” is not the place you would expect to find an optimistic message about our nation’s future. That is the case, however, with a new book from budget expert Eugene Steuerle of the Urban Institute.…


The Bipartisan Policy Center (BPC) launched its Personal Savings Initiative at a press conference Wednesday featuring former Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) and Jim Lockhart, former deputy commissioner of the Social Security Administration.Lockhart and Conrad will chair an…

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