Old age retirement pensions and social security

Article Abstract:

Old age retirement benefits under social security programs around the world are examined in terms of how financial and demographic developments affect social security in relation to private pension systems. The provision of tax incentives for elderly care and informal family and community support structures should be re-examined in preparation for the next century's demographic crunch. Programs should be designed to fit within a country's social and cultural norms in addition to satisfying fiscal requirements.

Analysis, Pensions, Retirement income, Social security

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Development of a global approach to retirement planning

Article Abstract:

The formation of global approaches for retirement planning by multinational companies is discussed. The expensive retirement plans, global reduction in asset values and a desire for a minimum level replacement ratio of retirement income are the main reasons for the development of global or regional approaches for retirement planning.

United States, International aspects, Retirement planning

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