Pension Crisis Solved by Tears? 24-Hour Celebrity Crying Telethon

AI analyzes celebrity tears to manage pension funds. "Your idol's tears support retirement." Ratings strong, but assets fluctuate wildly.

https://alt.andpaper.net/en/articles/20251229-social-security-telethon/

#PensionCrisis #TearTherapy #Satire

The French economy has a boomer problem and is spending way too much on pensions | The-14

France’s pension costs and boomer benefits drive debt higher, leaving younger generations to face the burden unless tough reforms make spending sustainable.

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Pension delays are a stark reminder: diversify your retirement income! Don't rely solely on one source. Build a robust plan with investments, savings, & other streams. Protect your future! #RetirementPlanning #FinancialFreedom #PensionCrisis #WorkToWealth

Surely it’s not the same people struggling with the housing crisis who are also footing the $50B (and growing) bill for the superannuation perks of wealthy boomers? That can't be right. We’re now spending more on tax breaks for self-funded retirees than we do on the pension!
#HousingCrisis #Superannuation #WealthGap #Boomers #TaxBreaks #RetirementPerks #EconomicInequality #PensionCrisis #Auspol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFZ0__5YOGA

Housing? Pfff, check the Super | The West Report

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"The smell of spring is in the air in Paris. It makes a change from the stench of overflowing bins that had hung over the French capital for the last three weeks after refuse collectors went on strike and up to 10,000 metric tonnes of festering rubbish piled up on the streets."

#Paris breathes easier as refuse workers’ #strike called off and rubbish cleared | #PensionCrisis | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/29/paris-breathes-easier-as-refuse-workers-strike-called-off-and-rubbish-cleared

Paris breathes easier as refuse workers’ strike called off and rubbish cleared

City is cleaner, though not yet entirely clean, after three-week strike ends but union threatens more action

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