The Role of Private Pensions
The Role of Private Pensions
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Volume I Summary and Conclusions, Institute for the Future, Middletown, Connecticut, 1969, p. 27.
The majority of them also expected the following new retirement benefits to emerge in the next (counting from 1968) ten years: a. "Optimal retirement at age 55 with full benefits for all employees. " b. "Pension plans extended to include benefits for retirees other than money, such as: Recreation, Education, Medical services. Residential Costs, Apartment in Company-sponsored Retirement communities,... Legal services. " — _/ Ibid. , p. 29.
Finally, they also expected a number of other retirement benefits to "increase slightly. " ' a. Less stringent conditions for medical retirement.
b. Survivor benefits.
c. Deferred compensation for a significant fraction of workers to to supplement pensions.
d. Earlier or imnx^diate vesting. — / Ibid. , p. 27.
26 An additional reason for expecting private pension plans to grow is that they have been considered a useful lever in an t i - i nf lat ionary policy, particularly for programs that rely primarily on persuasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Volume I Summary and Conclusions, Institute for the Future, Middletown, Connecticut, 1969, p. 27.
The majority of them also expected the following new retirement benefits to emerge in the next (counting from 1968) ten years: a. "Optimal retirement at age 55 with full benefits for all employees. " b. "Pension plans extended to include benefits for retirees other than money, such as: Recreation, Education, Medical services. Residential Costs, Apartment in Company-sponsored Retirement communities,... Legal services. " — _/ Ibid. , p. 29.
Finally, they also expected a number of other retirement benefits to "increase slightly. " ' a. Less stringent conditions for medical retirement.
b. Survivor benefits.
c. Deferred compensation for a significant fraction of workers to to supplement pensions.
d. Earlier or imnx^diate vesting. — / Ibid. , p. 27.
26 An additional reason for expecting private pension plans to grow is that they have been considered a useful lever in an t i - i nf lat ionary policy, particularly for programs that rely primarily on persuasion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel M Daniel Mark Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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