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PROPOSALS eXAMINED

Below are proposals that were presented during the First Stage of the Conversation on Coverage. These proposals helped inform some of the deliberations of the Conversation's Second Stage.

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The Retirement Enactment Act of 2000
Representative Robert E. Andrews (D-NJ)
Member, House Committee on Education and the Workforce

Universal Voluntary Accounts
Dean Baker
Director, Center for Economic and Policy Research

Blueprint for 401(k) Changes and the Future of 401(k)s
Ted Benna
President, 401(k) Association

The Pension ProSave Act
Senator Jeff Bingaman
Member, Senate Finance Committee

Promoting Individual Development Accounts and More Uniform Pension Coverage
Ray Boshara
Director, Asset Building Program, New America Foundation

Universal Savings Accounts
Michael Calabrese
Vice President and Director, Retirement Security Program, New America Foundation

The Individual Advantage Plan
Jim Davis
Principal, Milliman USA

The "Perfect" Retirement Plan
Douglas Ell
Principal, The Groom Law Group

De-linking Benefits for the Single Employer: Alternative Multiemployer Model
Teresa Ghilarducci
Professor, University of Notre Dame

How the Pension System Should be Reformed
Theodore Groom
Principal, Groom Law Group

Assuring Retirement Income for All Workers
Daniel Halperin
Stanley S. Surrey Professor of Law, Harvard University Law School

HR 1656 (1997): The Secure Assets for Employees (SAFE) Plan Act
Rep. Nancy Johnson (R-CT) and Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-ND)

A Progressive Pension Package
Peter Orszag
Joseph A. Pechman Senior Fellow, Economic Studies, The Brookings Institution

The ERISA at Fifty Proposal
Pamela Perun
Affiliated Scholar, The Urban Institute
and
Research Fellow, Initiative on Financial Security

The Portman-Cardin Bill
Congressman Robert Portman
Former Member, House Committee on Ways and Means

The Pensions 2000 Proposal
Norman Stein
Douglas Arant Professor of Law, University of Alabama School of Law

 

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