Pension trustees are entering a new era defined by demographic change, evolving plan design, increased scrutiny on governance, and rapid advances in technology. New retirement research released in 2026 highlights that while public and institutional retirement systems remain resilient, trustees face mounting pressure to adapt strategies around longevity, private markets, risk outcomes, and funding pressures. Longevity Risk and the “New Retirement” One of the most significant t

This brief summary comes from the Penn Wharton Budget Model article titled: Social Security Reform With Dynamic. You can read the full article by clicking the button below. The Penn Wharton Budget Model explains that Social Security is on track to face a funding shortfall soon, with its main trust fund projected to run out by 2032 (or 2034 if combined with disability insurance). After that, incoming revenue would only cover about 83% of benefits, declining further over time.

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This article comes from The National Institute on Retirement Security The ground is shifting when it comes to retirement. Most Americans...

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