Living with defined contribution pensions: remaking responsibility for retirement

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Preface 1. Defined Contribution Pensions: New Opportunities, New Risks -Olivia S. Mitchell, Sylvester J. Schieber 2. Pension Coverage Initiatives: Why Don't Workers Participate? -Richard P. Hinz, John A. Turner 3. Financial Illiteracy, Education, and Retirement Saving -B. Douglas Bernheim 4. Factors Affecting Participation Rates and Contribution Levels in 401(k) Plans -Robert L. Clark, Sylvester J. Schieber 5. Employee Decisions with Respect to 401(k) Plans -Andrea L. Kusko, James M. Poterba, David W. Wilcox 6. Implications of the Shift to Defined Contribution Plans for Retirement Wealth Accumulation -William G. Gale, Joseph M. Milano 7. Responses of Mutual Fund Investors to Adverse Market Disruptions -John D. Rea, Richard G. Marcis 8. Trends in Retirement Income Plan Administrative Expenses -Edwin C. Hustead 9. Emerging Problems of Fiduciary Liability -Brian T. Ortelere 10. The Changing Paradigm of 401(k) Plan Servicing -Ronald D. Hurt 11. The Importance of Variable Annuities in a Defined Contribution Pension System -P. Brett Hammond 12. Disparate Savings Propensities and National Retirement Policy -Richard A. Ippolito 13. The Future of the Defined Contribution Revolution -Sylvester J. Schieber, Richard Dunn, David L. Wray Contributors Index

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