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How the provision of inflation information affects pension contributions: A field experiment
Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2023Thomas Langer, Pascal Busing
exaly
The UK System of Pension Provision
2001The UK has a multi-pillar scheme of pension provision: The first pillar, the floor, provides a flat pension, financed largely out of payroll taxes (“National Insurance contributions”) on a pay-as-you-go basis. This pillar has its origins in the Beveridge scheme of social insurance. Membership is mandatory for all employed and self-employed people.
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Retirement and voluntary work provision: Evidence from the Australian Age Pension reform
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2021Rong Zhu
exaly
Restrictive Pension Provisions and the Older Worker
The Gerontologist, 1982B R, Schiller, D C, Snyder
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Provision of private pensions in Poland
1993This paper considers the problems of the social security system in relation to pensions in Poland. It concludes that the system that prevailed until recently had the capacity to cause the Social Insurance Fund to be permanently in deficit because of structural issues deriving from the conditions of the scheme, early retirement and recent increases in ...
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Pension provision for staff in the NHS.
Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987), 1995Changes in the health service and employment patterns are likely to affect pension provision in the future. As the principle of 'a job for life' for National Health Service staff becomes less tenable and the large numbers of nurses recruited in the Seventies and Eighties reach retirement age, the ease of transferring pensions will become increasingly ...
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Institutional aspects of pension provision
2000Robert Walker, Marilyn Howard
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