Companion Blog to the Journal of Social Policy, Social Policy & Society, and the Journal of International & Comparative Social Policy
This blog post is based on an article published in the Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy by Marina Angelaki and Leandro Nicolas Carrera. In response to demographic pressures associated with population ageing, countries around the world have embarked since the 1980s – and more intensely since the 1990s – on reforms of their… Continue reading What Can We Learn from Pension Reforms in Latin America and Southern Europe?
This blog is based on an article published in Social Policy and Society by Julie Dick and Jacqueline Harvey. Planning for one’s retirement is more complex than it has ever been. Ageing populations, underfunded state pensions and economic instability are some factors contributing to the so-called pensions crisis. Lacking the required financial capability, many people… Continue reading Why Financial Literacy Matters for Closing the U.K.’s ‘Advice Gap’