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A new study warns of an international “retirement crisis” with many pension and savings programs unfunded or underfunded in both the public and private sectors. “Social Security systems, national pension plans, private sector pensions, and individual retirement accounts are unfunded…


Future entitlement reforms will likely increase the importance of many workers’ personal savings for retirement. And as the Government Accountability Office (GAO) indicates in a new report, workers deciding how much to save should carefully consider their probable “replacement rates”…


The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has told lawmakers that “mandatory” spending programs that are means-tested are expected to grow more slowly over the next 10 years than those that are not means-tested. Mandatory programs do not require congressional approval each…


The administration unveiled a proposed budget Tuesday that would lower projected deficits and keep the debt stable as a share of the economy over the next 10 years. But the plan has no chance of winning approval from a Republican…


Voters are hearing promises of big tax cuts from the Republican presidential candidates and big spending increases from the Democrats. But Concord Coalition Executive Director Robert L. Bixby points out that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) last week released…


Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul reiterated his support for balancing the budget in five years in a recent Your First Budget interview. “I don’t think we can continue to incur so much debt,” said Paul, a U.S. Senator from Kentucky.…


Republican presidential candidates Rand Paul and Carly Fiorina will appear this weekend on Your First Budget, a series on the MC22 television network that is providing voters in Iowa and elsewhere with critical information on the fiscal and economic proposals…


WASHINGTON -- The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released projections today that show the federal deficit rising this year for the first time since 2009 and the government sinking deeper into debt over the next decade, a problem that The Concord…


WASHINGTON -- The Concord Coalition today announced two new co-chairs who have long been known for their work to promote greater fiscal responsibility in Washington: former U.S. Senators Bob Kerrey and Jack Danforth. (more…)


In the latest Fiscal Fridays interview, Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul called the federal debt “the most important problem we face” and said he would try to balance the budget in five years even while cutting taxes. Paul, a U.S.…


“Save more for retirement” undoubtedly made it onto many New Year’s resolutions lists. And that’s a good resolution to keep, judging from a recent study on expectations and realities about retirement. Many workers may feel they can afford to save…


The Congressional Budget Office reiterates warnings about Social Security’s long-term finances in a new report that illustrates the need for substantial reforms in the largest single program in the federal budget. About 60 million people currently receive Social Security benefits…

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