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Federal Reserve economists Sebastian Devlin-Foltz, Alice M. Henriques and John Sabelhaus show how the Great Recession continues to encroach on Americans’ ability to save for retirement. The shift from guaranteed pensions to contributory plans places the burden of saving for retirement on employees. But data suggest that many workers, particularly the young and less well-off, will be unable to accumulate sufficient nest eggs to see them through their golden years. getAbstract recommends this eye-opening report to anyone who hopes to one day retire.
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Alice M. Henriques and John Sabelhaus are economists for the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, where Sebastian Devlin-Foltz is a research assistant.
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