2024 Annual Report
January 1, 2025
John A. Turner, PhD
Director
The Pension Policy Center provides consulting and research projects concerning pensions, Social Security, financial planning for retirement, financial advice and disclosures, financial fees, fiduciary duty, pension investing, behavioral finance, alternatives to financial literacy, and other retirement issues in the United States and other countries using the analytic technics of traditional and behavioral economics and finance.
This is the seventeenth annual report of the Pension Policy Center. The year 2024 was a productive year. This report lists Pension Policy Center research projects completed in 2024 and other accomplishments during the year.
Pension Policy Center Publications in 2024
“Delayed Social Security Claiming: Why Do So Few Participants Delay Claiming Past Age 65?” Journal of Retirement, Summer 2024, 12 (1): 7-21 (Emily S. Andrews, John A. Turner, Robert Schmitt, Sun Wei) https://www.pm-research.com/content/iijretire/12/1/
“Complex Financial Products: A Multidimensional Approach.” Financial Internet Quarterly, Winter 2024 (with 1. Joanna Rutecka-Góra and 2, Sylwia Piewska-Kamieniecka).
“The Case for Default RMDs.” Journal of Pension Planning & Compliance 50:01, Spring 2024 (John A. Turner).
“The Suitability of Securities Token Offerings, Cryptocurrencies, and Crypto-Related Assets for Pension Investments” in Digital Assets: Pricing, Allocation and Regulation, edited by Reena Aggarwal, Paolo Tasca, Nikhil Vadgama, and Jishua XU. 2024, Cambridge University Press, pp. 71-86 (John A. Turner).