University of Michigan study dispels ACA notion of increased retirements
A conference paper presented recently by Helen Levy, Research Associate Professor at the University of Michigan’s Institute for Social Research, Ford School and School of Public Health, provided a synopsis of retirement statistics that differs from the Affordable Care Act’s assumption that there would be an increase in retirement by workers not yet age 64. Forbes Contributor Richard Eisenberg discusses the paper in an article titled “The Obamacare Surprise About Retirement.” Read the article here…
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