Blog/Pension Crisis

Swiss Man Identifies as a Woman to Retire Early

As of January 1, Swiss citizens may change their gender on paper for the price of 75 Swiss francs. Four days after the law was implemented, a man (born XY) by the [...]

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South Korea’s Pension Crisis

The Korea Economic Research Institute (KERI) believes that the youth born after 1990 will be unable to claim their pensions as the current system is close to [...]

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Pension Funds & the New Norm

COMMENT: Well Marty, it’s not so hard to figure out which pension funds are your clients. All we have to do is look at the ones cutting government bond [...]

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Pensions

QUESTION: Re: why the welfare state will collapse. Once again it seems that the computer is right. The United States will follow in the footsteps of Rome. My [...]

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Lockdowns Have Pushed Government Pensions Over the Edge

COMMENT: Facing a vicious circle of conflicting demands and priorities, the California Public Employees Retirement System is turning to debt – a risky scheme to [...]

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What is Really the Game with the Bailouts?

  There is a major crisis economically unfolding and the markets are not yet taking into account the seriousness of the economic damage. I have explained that [...]

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The Pension Crisis Looking to Take Everybody’s Pensions

COMMENT: This government pension scheme has been shaky for a while. Originally it was for government employees only, then spouses were eligible to join, later they [...]

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Carney of Bank of England Claims Climate Change Will Make Pensions Worthless

QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Is the head of the Bank of England Mark Carney using climate change to claim that pension funds will be worthless? He is just insane or a [...]

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Pension Crisis – Congress is Unable to Act Because of Gridlock

Trump has called the Democrats the do-nothings. All they have been focused on is impeaching Trump for the polls they are looking at behind the curtain all show [...]

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GE Pension Crisis Escalates

General Electric Co announced it was freezing its pension fund for about 20,000 U.S. employees with salaried benefits as the Pension Crisis continues to build. Its [...]

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