退休计划和退休收入充足的前景

Jack L. VanDerhei
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美国人退休后有足够的钱生活吗?本文试图为婴儿潮一代和x一代解决这个问题。虽然人们普遍认为,以就业为基础的退休计划在为美国工人提供退休收入方面发挥了重要作用,但本文量化了这些计划在确定退休收入充足性方面的影响。本文的分析表明,决定x一代是否有足够的退休资源的最重要因素之一是是否有资格参加以就业为基础的固定缴款计划。
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Retirement Plans and Prospects for Retirement Income Adequacy
Will Americans have enough to live on in retirement? This paper attempts to address that question for the Baby Boomer and Gen Xer generations. While it is widely accepted that employment-based retirement plans have played a significant role in providing retirement income to American workers, this paper quantifies the impact that those programs have in the determination of retirement income adequacy. The analysis in this paper reveals that one of the most important factors in determining whether Gen Xers would have sufficient retirement resources is eligibility for participation in an employment-based defined contribution plan.
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