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Adopting Hybrid Pension Plans: Effects of Economic Crisis and Regulatory Reform

Robert L. Clark, Alan Glickstein and Tomeka Hill.

in Reshaping Retirement Security

September 2012; published online January 2013.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 7504 words.

This chapter examines the factors that affected plan sponsors’ decisions to convert a traditional defined benefit plan to a hybrid design. The study uses combined plan level data from Form 5500...

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Annuities and their Derivatives: The Recent Canadian Experience

Moshe A. Milevsky and Ling-wu Shao.

in Securing Lifelong Retirement Income

May 2011; published online September 2011.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 5521 words.

This chapter surveys recent developments within the Canadian ‘income annuity’ marketplace. The chapter starts by computing the Money's worth ratio (MWR) using a unique dataset which includes a decade...

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Annuities, Financial Literacy, and Information Overload

Julie Agnew and Lisa Szykman.

in Financial Literacy: Implications for Retirement Security and the Financial Marketplace

October 2011; published online January 2012.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 8094 words.

This chapter investigates how financial literacy and information overload influence the decision to purchase an annuity and how they relate to subsequent confidence and satisfaction. Using a dataset...

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Annuity demand theory

Edmund Cannon and Ian Tonks.

in Annuity Markets

October 2008; published online January 2009.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 14695 words.

This chapter discusses Yaari's (19665) annuitization result, which states that a risk-averse individual concerned about longevity risk (uncertain length of life) will always purchase actuarially-fair...

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Annuity Markets

Edmund Cannon and Ian Tonks.

October 2008; published online January 2009.

Book. Subjects: pensions. 320 pages.

Governments around the world are responding to the rising ratio of elderly-to-young persons (‘The Pensions Crisis’) by shifting their pension policies away from pay-as-you-go systems towards...

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Annuity markets around the world

Edmund Cannon and Ian Tonks.

in Annuity Markets

October 2008; published online January 2009.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 6464 words.

This chapter examines the structure and prevalence of annuity markets in a number of selected countries around the world: Australia, Chile, Germany, Italy, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, and USA. It...

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Annuity Markets in Japan

Junichi Sakamoto.

in Securing Lifelong Retirement Income

May 2011; published online September 2011.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 4674 words.

In Japan, annuities are not currently very popular as a means to finance retirement, since many people rely on government social security benefits in old age. When annuities are sold, they tend not...

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Annuity Valuation, Long‐Term Care, and Bequest Motives

John Ameriks, Andrew Caplin, Steven Laufer and Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh.

in Recalibrating Retirement Spending and Saving

September 2008; published online January 2009.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 9046 words.

Financial security in retirement has traditionally meant having a steady flow of annuity income as long as one lives — a definition enshrined in the Social Security system. Earlier research has...

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Are Baby Boomers Living Well Longer?

Brigitte Madrian, Olivia S. Mitchell and Beth J. Soldo.

in Redefining Retirement

August 2007; published online September 2007.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 6101 words.

This chapter uses the Health and Retirement Study to describe the relationship between work and health for older persons by age. It examines patterns within a given cross-section and also trends in...

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Asset Allocation within Variable Annuities: The Impact of Guarantees

Moshe A. Milevsky and Vladyslav Kyrychenko.

in Recalibrating Retirement Spending and Saving

September 2008; published online January 2009.

Chapter. Subjects: pensions. 7533 words.

The latest generation of variable annuity contracts contains equity options plus longevity insurance, sometimes thought to be attractive to purchasers willing to take on financial risk. This chapter...

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