Research At SCEPA
The Impact of a Proposal for “Catch-up” Contributions
RELAB WORKING PAPER | Social Security “Catch-Up” contributions would allow workers to contribute an additional 3.1 percent of salary, starting at age 50, in return for enhanced benefits. The program would modestly reduce defacto elderly poverty and reduce the Social Security shortfall in the short run and be approximately actuarially neutral over 75 years.
Impact of Social Security "Catch-Up" Contributions
RELAB WORKING PAPER | This study evaluates a Social Security "Catch-Up" contribution program, a proposal which would help mid-career workers narrow the gap between what they need in retirement and their projected retirement wealth.
Lapses in Long-Term Care Insurance
RELAB WORKING PAPER | About a quarter of people with long-term care insurance let their policies lapse before they die.
Catch-Up Contributions: An Equitable & Affordable Solution to the Retirement Crisis
RELAB WORKING PAPER | This research was performed pursuant to a grant from the AARP Innovation Challenge.