
Essays on Retirement Plans and Pension Finance
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Actuarial discount rates inequitably shift cost and risk from earlier taxpayer generations to later ones
Taxes are paid in exchange for government services. Those taxes are used to pay the government employees who provide the services. The...
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In 2023 and 2024, new defined benefit (DB) plans were established by some large, well-known corporations, prompting some to suggest that a pension comeback, exemplified by IBM re-opening its DB plan, may...
An open letter to state and local government officials describing how to apply actuarial pension finance principles to pay for all governmental expenditures without taxes
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On November 4, Boeing machinists approved a proposal to end a seven-week strike after two failed votes, the latest on October 23. The strike is estima...
It’s the new year and I’ve resolved to start this up again. I welcome disagreement and the calling out of my errors and requests for clarification in the spirit of trying to get things right.
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Independent pension actuary and consultant; close follower of the Retirement Industrial Complex
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