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Why it's hard for Americans to retire
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@Me-ui1zy

7 months ago

Its hard to overstate how badly Ronald Reagan broke America

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@catpax6075

7 months ago

And people keep wanting to say it should be easier for us to get by for being so advanced today… when so many systems that have helped people get by in the past no longer even exist. We’re being overworked for no security now basically. Not to mention indebted more than ever.

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@CapnCody1622

7 months ago

What were the old pension laws and why did we lose them?

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@BjorckBengt

7 months ago

European countries have functioning pension systems, still.

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@juliegolick

7 months ago

Also most employees no longer work for a single company for their entire career. Having an employer-provided pension doesn't work if you're only with each individual employer for 3-5 years. (To say nothing of the gig economy where employees are treated as "independent contractors" even though they are definitely employees.)

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@TheQwuilleran

7 months ago

Gen X/Millenial: "What's a Pension?"
Gen Z: "What's a 401k?"
Gen a: "What's Social Security?"

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@halowaffles

7 months ago

This is why we need stock buybacks to be illegal AGAIN . After that, we can force corporations to invest in their workforce again, rather than invest in a reneged future that can't be assumed to exist.

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@oldpossum57

7 months ago

The Ontario Teachers Pension Plan is one of the biggest, best managed institutional funds in the world.
$250B in assets,330,000 contributors, 150,000 retirees, who received a defined benefit pension adjusted for cost of living. Founded in 1990. Before then, Ontario teachers Pensions were invested in Ontario government bonds, essentially cheap money for government, and underperformed the market. In 34 years, Teachers has become bullet proof. A natural mode for other jurisdictions.
Americans should look at similar models.

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@jmckendry84

4 months ago

As someone in Europe, it blows my mind how the US can be so rich and yet the conditions for the average American seem so poor.

Difficult to retire. Patchy and expensive healthcare coverage. Worse life expectancy. Far less paid vacation allowance. Far less generous unemployment support. Almost non existent maternity support. Higher levels of violent crime and deaths.

European countries have many problems, but conditions in America seem grim if you're not relatively wealthy.

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@derinicktheseven477

4 months ago

People don’t get that the old pension system was actually really bad for the avg American. They have no idea how thankful they should be it’s gone

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@raidtheferry

7 months ago

Our whole system is entirely fked and its incredibly depressing.

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@Sk8rToon

7 months ago

Thanks Regan…

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@glennskiwills4604

7 months ago

You can blame Reagan for this, and Newt Gingrich for becoming the mouth piece of greed.

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@TheBrianFlanagan

1 week ago

It’s not that bad. Work harder, negotiate a higher wage, spend less, and invest more. Don’t give in to temptation.

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@kenthoover3573

7 months ago

I much prefer a 401k vs a pension. Pension force you to stay with bad employers and my 401k will be a big inheritance one day for my kids, pensions are nothing when I’m dead

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@adammiller9029

7 months ago

This is painting a one side picture. Pensions can also be abused and squandered. Also having something like a 401k means I can take a 401k, which is something professionally managed, and I can easily transfer its entirely untaxed value to another job. I don't want a pension. It means I have to hope the company stays around long enough or I stay with them long enough that I get a sizable pension. I need to have an IRA and 401K if I want any garuntee that the ammount I retire with is substantial enough.

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@sssnowman5794

7 months ago

isnt that just super?

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@logantotman

3 months ago

For the record, you can just do this on your own...you can just take a small percentage of your paycheck and put it aside in a seperate account and make your own retirement plan. You could do this but complaining that employers don't do it for you is easier so here we are.

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@iamthinking2252_

7 months ago

Oh we call that compulsory super

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@tim1259

7 months ago

Yeah imagine having the freedom to plan your own retirement the way you want to? mindblown...

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