Nevin Adams

Employee Benefit Research Institute

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Director of Education and External Relations at the Washington, DC-based Employee Benefit Research Institute

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For the first time since the New Deal, retiring Americans will be worse off than their parents, and it's not just because of the Great Recession.

American Workers and the Retirement Squeeze

For the first time since the New Deal, retiring Americans will be worse off than their parents, and it's not just because of the Great Recession.

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