
Data That Matters September 2021
Whether from a long-term separation between worker productivity and compensation, or due to the pandemic, etc., approximately 40% of US Continue reading
Whether from a long-term separation between worker productivity and compensation, or due to the pandemic, etc., approximately 40% of US Continue reading
The data are becoming clearer. The recovery in the Great Recession has not been a return to the old way Continue reading
Good news! People are living longer. Not so good news. Retirement plans aren’t keeping up. People are now living about Continue reading
If retiring in America seems more difficult that it should be, that’s because it has been getting tougher since 1984. Continue reading
From a high of 65%, the number of Americans investing in the stock market has fallen to 52%. The greatest Continue reading
Until recently, there was an effective life expectancy limit. Genetically, there were no biological limits that prevented people from living Continue reading
Income inequality is typically discussed as a 1% versus 99% generality. Increased life expectancy and the benefits of retiring later Continue reading
“In the early 1990s, only 11 percent of the adult homeless population was aged 50 and over. That percentage was Continue reading