SCEPA Fellow @jessforden.bsky.social joined the Health Policy Podcast to discuss Professor Ghilarducci's research & the policies needed to build a more secure retirement for Americans.
Listen here: thehealthcarepolicypodcast.com/p/ms-jessica...
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New Trustees Report: Social Security's retirement fund runs dry in 2032.
Our Tracking the Retirement Crisis series flagged this in March - the OBBBA traded temporary tax breaks for a weaker revenue base & an earlier insolvency date.
The full analysis: www.economicpolicyresearch.org/research/the...
We just published a TrumpIRA explainer by @tghilarducci . Read it here to learn more about the executive order and what TrumpIRAs can and cannot accomplish. www.economicpolicyresearch.org/research/the...
Our Executive Director, @tghilarducci.bsky.social will receive the Visionary Award from the @harkininstitute.bsky.social this morning. You can watch both her award acceptance and her keynote live here:
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POLICY NOTE | As many of its major provisions take effect in 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is reshaping retirement security in real time.
Senator Harkin quoted his favorite passage from "Work, Retire, Repeat" at the @harkininstitute.bsky.social Retirement Security Symposium this morning: "Retirement is moral, political and social, not scientific".
Congrats on your Visionary Award, @tghilarducci.bsky.social !!
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Honored and grateful to receive the Visionary Award from the @harkininstitute.bsky.social at the Harkin Retirement Security Symposium. You can tune in now to hear my Keynote Address.
www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-harki...
Work, Retire, Repeat's review in @nybooks.com is not gentle & not wrong about the coming humanitarian & political crisis. Chappel’s Golden Years brings the history into focus, while the present crisis speaks for itself. www.nybooks.com/articles/202...
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The new Trustees Report gives us 6 years before an automatic 22% cut to Social Security benefits. We don't need to cut benefits or raise workers' taxes. My latest: www.forbes.com/sites/teresa...
Show me a nation's retirement system, and I'll show you how it treats its workers. The U.S. calls retiring at 62 "early." Italy's "Rule of 103" asks a different question: how many years of work is enough?
My new Forbes column:
www.forbes.com/sites/teresa...
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Teresa Ghilarducci & Rick McGahey argue that wage-led growth should form the foundation of a coherent vision for America.
Retirement, like so much of the American economy, is a broken system that benefits private interests and exploits the most vulnerable people.
Social Security’s 2026 Trustees Report warns benefits face a 22 percent cut in 2032. Here’s why the shortfall grew and how broadening the tax base can fix it.
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Teresa Ghilarducci & Rick McGahey argue that wage-led growth should form the foundation of a coherent vision for America.
