IPE (02.02.2017) The UK’s “just about managing” pension funds need a radical rethink of how to tackle widening pension deficits, mounting costs, and volatile markets, according to leading industry experts.
IPE (08.02.2017) The Luxembourg cabinet has endorsed a long-awaited pension reforms bill that aims to expand second pillar access to the self-employed.The draft law was approved during a cabinet meeting on Friday, but has yet to be officially published.
HelpAge International - How does growing older affect a person’s income security in Asia? This question is becoming increasingly urgent in the context of rapid population ageing in the region, yet little has been done to answer it
Courrier international (16.02.2017) Le gouverneur Luis María Linde propose de travailler plus longtemps et de développer les systèmes de retraites privés.
La Croix (09.01.2017) Alors que les retraites font partie des enjeux de la présidentielle de 2017, France Stratégie publie une étude lundi 9 janvier qui propose d’améliorer la répartition des efforts entre actifs et retraités.
tdg.ch (27.02.2017) Prévoyance 2020 - Les parlementaires tenteront de boucler la réforme de la prévoyance 2020 durant la session qui débute lundi. Cela ne sera pas facile.
Morningstar (27.02.2017) Thanks to auto-enrolment, more people are adequately saving for retirement than before, but the scheme unfairly penalises women
IPE (01.03.2017) Rival parties are presenting competing visions for a reformed Dutch pension system, as Leen Preesman finds
El País (08.03.2017) La igualdad de género no forma parte del presente de muchas mujeres europeas, que cobran menos que sus compañeros varones, ocupan menos puestos de responsabilidad y dedican más horas de su jornada a ocuparse de la crianza de los hijos o de la casa. Y, salvo que se empiecen a tomar medidas ya, tampoco van a vivir un futuro en igualdad: una de las mayores brechas entre hombres y mujeres afecta a la última etapa de sus vidas. Las europeas cobran, de media, un 38% menos de pensión.
The New York Times (08.03.2017) The teachers’ pension fund in Puerto Rico looks very much like a legalized Ponzi scheme — one that might hold a warning for teachers across America.
