Retirement Research Center | University of Michigan

About MRRC

Publications

Events

Research

People

Resources

What We Do

Retirement Research Consortium

Key Findings by Topic

Documents Reprint Request

Board of Outside Scholars

Federal Government Sites

Personal Retirement

Mailing List | Newsroom | Contact Us | A+ A A-

PUBLICATIONS

WHAT'S NEW

Mortality Contingent Claims: Impact of Capital Market, Income, and Int ...
Wolfram J. Horneff and Raimond H. Maurer

Financial Literacy and Financial Sophistication in the Older Populatio ...
Annamaria Lusardi, Olivia S. Mitchell and Vilsa Curto

The Level and Risk of Out-of-Pocket Health Care Spending
Michael Hurd and Susann Rohwedder

Marking Social Security's Open Group Liability to Market
Paul Anton Koehler and Laurence J. Kotlikoff

Proximity and Coresidence of Adult Children and their Parents: Descrip ...
Janice Compton and Robert A. Pollak

What Replace Rates Should Households Use?
John Karl Scholz and Ananth Seshadri

New MRRC Working Papers are now available on our website with Key Findings.

The Center for Retirement Research at Boston College has announced the application process for the 2010 Steven H. Sandell Grant Program. Junior scholars within the first ten years of their academic career and tenured scholars entering a new field are encouraged to submit a proposal. Graduate students will be interested in the 2010 Dissertation Fellowship Program.

Topics in the October 2009 MRRC newsletter include a summary of the August Retirement Research Conference with photos, how elderly Americans are faring in the recession, compassionate allowances disability hearings by Social Security, and a listing of MRRC's new research projects.

The annual meeting of the Retirement Research Consortium was held at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. on August 10-11, 2009. Conference papers have been posted at http://www.nber.org/2009rrc/.

The MRRC exhibits at professional conferences throughout the year. See details on our events page.

Read about the Origins of the Retirement Research Consortium (RRC) here.

The University of Michigan Retirement Research Center is funded through a cooperative agreement with the Social Security Administration as part of its Retirement Research Consortium.