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Living with defined contribution pensions

Olivia S. Mitchell, Sylvester J. Schieber

1998

Social security and retirement

Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

1983

Labor's risks and social insurance

Harry A. Millis

1938

The Social Security and Medicare Handbook

Atlantic Publishing Company

2008

Cracking your retirement nest egg (without scrambling your finances)

Margaret A. Malaspina

2003

Saving Social security

Peter A. Diamond

2005

Social security in America

United States. Committee on Economic Security.

1937

Pension reform in the Baltic countries

2004

The pension puzzle

Cohen, Bruce

2002

When movements matter

Edwin Amenta

2006

Social security and early retirement

Robert Fenge

2006

Will America grow up before it grows old?

Peter G. Peterson

1996

The promise of private pensions

Steven A. Sass

1997

American guidance for seniors-- and their caregivers

Ken Skala

1993

Harmony

Mark DeVoto, Walter Piston

1948

Public policy toward pensions

Sylvester J. Schieber, John B. Shoven

1997

Kentucky fried pensions

Chris Tobe

2013

Old age pensions and pauperism

Charles Stewart Loch

1892

Investment Banking

Joshua Pearl, Joshua Rosenbaum

2021

Research studies

Ontario. Task Force on Inflation Protection for Employment Pension Plans.

1988

Pensions at A Glance 2011

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

2011

Social security in the United States

Paul Howard Douglas

1939

The Retirement Myth

Craig S. Karpel, Craig Karpel

1995

Age Shock

Robin Blackburn

2006

Alpha Teach Yourself Retirement Planning in 24 Hours

Lita Epstein

2001

The economics of aging

James H. Schulz

1980

The LUMP SUM Advisor

Anthony Gallea

1999

The Pension Puzzle

Bruce Cohen

2007

Get a life

Ralph E. Warner

1998

J.K. Lasser's Your Winning Retirement Plan

Henry K. Hebeler

2001

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