The January issue of the Retirement Income Journal features a review of "Falling Short," the new book about America's retirement crisis from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, by SCEPA Director Teresa Ghilarducci. Ghilarducci describes the book as an elegant and comprehensive description of the problems causing the crisis, but disagrees with the proposed solution: working longer and retiring later.

Brief — January 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Brief — In 1950, the United States could claim racial equity in one important respect - both black and white American men who reached age 65 could expect to live to 77.

"States Move to Implement Retirement Accounts," a February 4, 2015, article by Institutional Investor's Joel Kranc, summarizes the retirement reform movement's move from the federal level to the state level.

SCEPA Director Teresa Ghilarducci joined NPR's On Point with Tom Ashbrook on February 25, 2015.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer named SCEPA Director Teresa Ghilarducci to an expert taskforce to study how to provide retirement security to New York City residents lacking retirement plans at work.

Brief — February 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Brief — SCEPA’s Retirement Equity Lab (ReLab) released a report that is the first to quantify the real effect of the retirement crisis - poverty. 

Brief — March 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55

Brief — April 2015 Unemployment Report for Workers Over 55