Boston College Carroll School

Social Security faces a financing gap that, if not addressed, could erode benefit adequacy. @Investopedia highlights report from @RetirementRsrch which suggests that taxing employer-sponsored health benefits could provide a $70 billion boost to the program.https://t.co/JWztBcoV12

Associate Director of @retirementrsrch, Jean-Pierre Aubry, joined The Muni Lowdown podcast for a deep dive into public pensions, discussing how the Center’s Public Plans Database is used to analyze pension plans. https://t.co/Mm3f60AZ3e

In 2020, Gordon Wayne ’23 journeyed to Boston to begin his studies at the Carroll School, making the 550 mile trek from Virginia on foot to call attention to the plight of homelessness. Lauded for this and other efforts, he says it's "just the start." https://t.co/YbUgwsOBjH https://t.co/tfjEYsqZKZ

When professor Drew Hession-Kunz noticed that students in his online, graduate-level course on financial management just “weren’t getting it,” he teamed up with the @BC_CDIL to revamp the course using narrative design. https://t.co/D8kNUtWdxo https://t.co/CBbAao1K8C

More young workers are chasing dividend funds to retire early. But in @business, prof Sam Hartzmark warns of the “free dividends fallacy”—thinking dividends are extra money when they actually reduce the overall value of a stock. https://t.co/x9sKTK871E https://t.co/PWf9oiVDps

The Boston College Carroll School of Management figured prominently in the latest @usnews rankings of undergraduate business programs, with the Seidner Department of Finance leading the way. https://t.co/xAnJv261lh https://t.co/djcTZRomh8