Bipartisan Policy Center
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Without action, cuts to Social Security benefits could induce higher elder poverty rates
Oct 23, 2024If Social Security benefits are cut, older Americans could fall into poverty more quickly, according to a new report from CNBC.
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Record number of 65-year-olds will reshape the age milestone: WSJ
Feb 20, 2024 -
About 12,000 people per day will turn 65 in 2024, but many retirees aren’t ready
Aug 16, 2023 -
Alanna McCargo: Nonbank liquidity issues must be addressed
Aug 08, 2023 -
As more seniors age alone, could reverse mortgages become key?
Dec 06, 2022 -
New retirement legislation could pass before new Congress
Oct 31, 2022 -
Bipartisan Policy Center proposes legislation to address housing crisis
Oct 04, 2022 -
SECURE 2.0 bill could help stabilize retirement issues in the United States
Sep 21, 2022 -
BPC: Boosting savings needs priority in new retirement legislation
Sep 09, 2022 -
Economic Policy Expert to U.S. Senators: Reverse Mortgages Could Be ‘Useful’ for Retirees
Nov 12, 2021 -
Coalition of 31 Companies Urges Biden to Take Action on Retirement Security
Aug 05, 2021 -
Economic Policy Expert Explains Seniors’ Aversions to Reverse Mortgages, Additional Debt
Jul 18, 2021
