This paper examines a conundrum of retirement income policy. How in an uncertain world can members of a society maintain confidence in the future fairness, stability and sustainability of one of the government’s largest public policy programmes?
July 2011
The Commission has awarded a PhD scholarship to Massey University student Jack Noone, worth $15,000 each year for up to three years, and a Masters scholarship to Victoria University student Gareth West of $5,000.
The Minister of State and Associate Minister of Social Development and Employment, Hon Mahara Okeroa met with the scholarship winners at a presentation session at the Retirement Commission in Wellington on Thursday, February 16.
The Retirement Income Research library holds research that: