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Bank administered pooled equity funds for employee benefit plans

Frank Louis Voorheis

1967

Retirement benefit plans

Herbert A. Miller

1988

Conflicts of interest

John Brooks

1975

The Future of pensions in the United States

Ray Schmitt

1993

When can I retire?

Andrew Allentuck

2009

Retire secure!

James Lange

2006

Creating your own retirement plan

Twila Slesnick

2002

Understanding pension fund finance and investment

D. Don Ezra

1979

A Commonsense Guide to Your 401(k) (Bloomberg Personal Bookshelf

Mary Rowland

1999

Living with defined contribution pensions

Olivia S. Mitchell, Sylvester J. Schieber

1998

Tropic of Cancer

Henry Miller

1940 ★ 3.5

Evaluating the financial performance of pension funds

Richard P. Hinz

2010

Master trust

Michael L. Costa

1980

Dealing with pensions

Robin Ellison, Grant Jones

2006

Unseen power

Adam Harmes

2001

Pension Plans and Employee Performance

Richard A. Ippolito

1997

Cracking your retirement nest egg (without scrambling your finances)

Margaret A. Malaspina

2003

Decisions when retiring

Holmes F. Crouch

1995

401(K) Answer Book

Emjay Corporation

2003

Materials on tax policy

David Duff

1998

The trillion dollar promise

James A. Kujaca

1996

Save more tomorrow

Shlomo Benartzi

2012

Pension schemes and pension funds in the United Kingdom

David Blake

1995

Stochastic methods for pension funds

Pierre Devolder

2011

The analysis of portfolio management performance

G. Timothy Haight

1997

How to Create a Competitive Market in Pensions

Michael Littlewood

1998

The pension puzzle

Cohen, Bruce

2002

Pension and employee benefit law

John H. Langbein

1990

Pension fund risk management

Marco Micocci, Greg N. Gregoriou

2010

Pension puzzles

Melissa A. Hardy, Lawrence Hazelrigg

2007

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