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Why economists are reconsidering the scale of the rise in US inequality.

While the accounts could encourage younger people to save for retirement, some advisers worry about speculative trading and limited investment options

Millions of Americans in their 50s and 60s have no savings, but you do have options to improve your financial security.

BG1035:  Jobs, Growth, Freedom, and Fairness:  WhyAmerica Needs a Flat Tax

A vast amount of American wealth is never taxed for Social Security. Why not close the gap?

HL565: Taxes, Deficits, and Economic Growth

Policymakers need to remove the threat of insolvency for the foundation of Americas retirement system.

Some older Americans worry that if they return to work, they'll get less money from Social Security. In fact, the opposite is true — but advisors need to get the word out.

In its first few months, the pandemic caused more job losses than the Great Recession. But unlike that crisis, COVID didn't stop employees from saving.

Americans rely on a “three-legged stool” for retirement security. But there are shortcomings that put workers at risk, according to experts.