ABC 23 Bakersfield spotlights our latest research—and the warning signs for America’s retirement system. Watch: https://ow.ly/KAEQ50Yij7P

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The Social Security Fix No One Wants to Say Out Loud
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• how #pensionsystems shape old-age wealth #inequality and ways to encourage retirement saving among low-status workers;
• intergenerational effects of retirement timing and job loss on children's outcomes;
• the behavioural consequences of #retirementpolicy reforms.

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Joint Committee Reviews Retirement Bills at Thirteenth Public Service Hearing Committee discusses COLA benefits and contract funding for public sector employees.

Massachusetts is taking bold steps to reshape retirement policies for public service employees—find out how new legislation could transform their futures!

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Massachusetts bill amends retiree work hours cap to 2000 and pay limit to $150000 Legislators propose increasing retiree work hour limits and pay thresholds in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts legislators are pushing to raise retiree work hour limits to 2000 and pay thresholds to $150,000, a move that could reshape the future of work for seniors.

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Legislators Discuss New Health Review Process for Firefighter Retirement Extensions Representatives address concerns over Governor Healy's new requirements for firefighter retirements.

Massachusetts legislators are raising alarms over new health review requirements that could complicate retirement for firefighters and police officers—could this signal a major shift in public safety policies?

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👵 Senior “bonus” deduction

New £6K deduction (phases out at $75K income for singles / $150K for couples)

Aims to offset Social Security taxes without overhauling the system.

In place 2025–2028.

Think of it as a backdoor relief.

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Sexism isn’t just a past problem — it’s still embedded in our pension system.
Greg Neall shares striking real-life cases and explains why structural change is long overdue.
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Nebraska educators advocate for retirement age change to benefit young teachers AM 10 23 aims to equalize retirement eligibility for educators hired post-2018.

Nebraska educators are pushing for a revolutionary change in retirement eligibility that could reshape the future of teaching in the state!

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#NE #TeacherRetention #EducationReform #CitizenPortal #RetirementPolicy

CalPERS reviews diversity initiatives and legislative updates in Sacramento meeting CalPERS discusses diversity goals and new legislation affecting retirement and healthcare policies.

CalPERS is making strides in diversity and budget planning while navigating crucial legislative changes that could reshape retirement benefits for California's public employees.

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#CA #CitizenPortal #LegislativeUpdates #RetirementPolicy

Minnesota lawmakers propose retirement bill lowering eligibility age for teachers Minnesota bill aims to lower teachers' retirement age from 62 to 60.

Minnesota lawmakers are pushing to lower the retirement age for teachers from 62 to 60, igniting a heated debate about the future of education and pension sustainability.

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Maryland House Bill 1033 establishes new retirement reemployment criteria Maryland House Bill 1033 sets rules for reemployment of certain retirement system retirees

Maryland's House Bill 1033 is stirring up controversy by imposing new reemployment restrictions on disability retirees, potentially reshaping the future of public service careers.

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Legislators approve retirement system changes for hard-to-fill positions New rules allow retirees to return to hard-to-fill jobs with adjusted benefits

Tennessee's new House Bill 313 could transform the public workforce by allowing retirees to step back into critical roles, but at what cost to younger job seekers?

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HR questions raised over new bargaining unit and retirement policies Discussion reveals challenges in creating additional bargaining units and adjusting retirement ages.

Vermont's latest Senate meeting unveiled the potential upheaval in employee representation as discussions on new bargaining units and retirement policies sparked heated debate.

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#VT #RetirementPolicy #WorkforceRepresentation #NegotiationChallenges #VermontEmployees

Kentucky amends retirement policy to allow sick leave conversion for employees Kentucky permits sick leave purchase for service credit in County Employees Retirement System.

Kentucky’s House Bill 714 could revolutionize retirement benefits by allowing employees to convert unused sick leave into service credit, promising more financial security for retirees.

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#KY #RetirementPolicy #WorkforceStability #EmployeeBenefits #CitizenPortal

New retirement rules allow certain retirees to return without benefits suspension Retired members can return to work without suspending benefits under new regulations.

New Mexico's House Bill 254 could change the game for retired educators, allowing them to return to the classroom without losing their benefits—will this be the solution to the teacher shortage crisis?

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