The Trillion Dollar Pension Problem | Policy Stories
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 Published On Feb 22, 2024

Left unchecked, swelling pension deficits estimated at over $6.5 trillion could eventually bankrupt state economies and hurt public services like infrastructure and education, negatively impacting the lives of all Americans. Alternative retirement plans can provide a lifeline to governments and households. Transitioning workers to sustainably-structured retirement plans like a 401(k) allows states to save money and remain solvent, and still provide employees with reliable benefits and financial security.

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