New legislative agenda will affect benefits legislation

Article Abstract:

The September 11 terrorist attacks have affected the legislative agenda and the federal budget which inturn have a significant implication on the benefits-related legislation. Some have predicted an economic recovery and a speedy return of the budget surplus, but others have predicted a deficit spending in the future, which will affect the benefits legislation in the future.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Employee benefits, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, License lawsuit, Actions and defences

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Retirement issues active at end of session

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The House of Representatives was actively working on retirement and pension reform this summer. Some of the legislation passed in this session are described here.

Public affairs, Legislative Bodies, Other General Government Support, US House of Representatives, Retirements (Honors), Political activity, Pensions, Retirement, United States. Congress. House

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Aging population continues to influence agenda

Article Abstract:

Potential US retirement legislation during the early 21st century is discussed.

Retirement Benefits

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