Will Social Security Tell Me If I'm Leaving Benefits on the Table?
Forbes: Social Security won’t tell you if you’re leaving benefits on the table or when benefits become positive, says NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff in a Forbes commentary.
The Huge SIPC Risk Your Broker Isn't Disclosing
Forbes: SIPC brokerage “insurance” fails to keep your account safe, says NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff in a Forbes commentary.
Murphy: Repealing Texas’ Franchise Tax
Austin American Statesman: The franchise tax causes the most harm per dollar raised and should be repealed, says NCPA Senior Fellow Ryan Murphy in an Austin American-Statesman commentary.
Social Security Q&A: Your Social Security Benefits Depend On the Specifics
Forbes: The path to maximizing your Social Security benefit depends on a number of factors, says NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff in a Forbes commentary.
Social Security Q&A July 12, 2014: What Social Security's Survivors Planner Won't Tell You About Taking Widows Benefits
Forbes: NCPA Senior Fellow Larry Kotlikoff discusses the relationship between Social Security and widow’s benefits in a Forbes commentary.
Social Security Q&A: What maxing out your Social Security benefits looks like in dollars
Forbes: NCPA Senior Fellow Larry Kotlikoff explains the benefits of waiting to collect your lifetime Social Security benefits in a Forbes commentary.
"Room to Grow" Blind to the Most Important Issue For the Middle Class – Economic Growth
Indianapolis Business Journal: The majority of the problems faced by America today could be solved by sustained economic growth, says NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara in a Forbes commentary.
The Huge Hidden Risks to Your Brokerage Account – Reply to SIPC’s CEO
Forbes: NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff responds to SIPC’s CEO, who criticized Kotlikoff’s suggestions that individuals close their brokerage accounts, in a Forbes commentary.
Linking The Dollar To Gold: Completing The Recipe For Restoring An Economic Boom For America
Forbes: Establishing a new link between gold and the American dollar would be the last step in restoring American prosperity, says NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara in a Forbes commentary.
Close Your Brokerage Account!
Forbes: Investors should evaluate whether the risks are worth the rewards when it comes to brokerage accounts, says NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff in a Forbes commentary.
President Obama's Plan To "De-develop" America Shifts Into High Gear
Forbes: President Obama’s economic policies represent a massive campaign to “de-develop” America – and it’s working, according to a Forbes commentary by NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara.
India, the United States and Corporate Governance
Dallas Business Journal: India’s corporate governance is weak but improving, says NCPA Interim President and CEO Dennis McCuistion in a Dallas Business Journal op-ed.
President Obama’s Global Warming Calculated Deception Means Democrats Have Abandoned Working People
Forbes: The Obama Administration’s stance on global warming is in direct contrast with the interests of the working poor, says NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara in a Forbes commentary.
The Light At The End Of The Tunnel
American Spectator: As Obama’s final term comes to an end, Republicans should focus on the future, says NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara in an American Spectator commentary.
ObamaCare Shows America Suffers From A president Dangerously Disconnected From Reality
Forbes: Looking at President Obama’s April Fool’s Day speech, NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara says in a Forbes commentary that he finds a troubling lack of understanding of basic economics.
Tax Reform Should Begin With Eliminating Corporate Taxes
Investor’s Business Daily: The corporate income tax ultimately hurts workers, not companies, says NCPA Senior Fellow Laurence Kotlikoff in a commentary featured in Investor’s Business Daily.
Why MyRA Won’t Save our Failing Retirement System
The Fiscal Times: Big reform will be needed to replace our retirement system, but it is Personal Savings Accounts, not the myRA, that will give the system the boost it needs, say NCPA Senior Fellow and Director of the Tax Analysis Center Laurence Kotlikoff in a piece for The Fiscal Times.
The Only Way for Poor to Escape From Poverty
FOX News.com: To transition from poverty into prosperity, a nation must have a free market system, backed by a government that is committed to using its power for the benefit of the people, argues co-author and NCPA Senior Economist Barry Asmus in a Fox News.com op-ed.
Debate Over Minimum Wage Hike is Obscured by Myths
Investor’s Business Daily: David Henderson discusses the impact of raising the minimum wage.
Obama's Slow Growth Policies Have Stacked The Deck Against American Workers
Forbes: Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara responds to President Obama’s remarks on economic inequality.
3 Confidence Boosters For Businesses Seeking Bank Loans
Source: Forbes
Senior Fellow Bill Conerly explains the keys to securing a bank loan as a business.
Entitlement Reform, Tea Party Style
American Spectator: Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara details what real entitlement reform looks like and the effect that it would have on individuals and the economy as a whole.
The Coming Obamacare Bailout
The American Spectator: Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara anticipates that Americans will be forced to decide between bailing out bankrupt insurance companies or transitioning into government-run health care.
The Fed Is Not Changing Its Mind–Yet
Forbes: Senior Fellow Bill Conerly comments on the Federal Reserve’s bond-buying and what we should expect the Fed to do in the future.
Shutdown Hysterics And Debt Drama Queens: What Happens Next?
Forbes: The NCPA Health Care for All Plan would ensure health coverage for all Americans without individual or employer mandates, while offering a trillion dollar tax cut and at least $2 trillion in reduced spending over 10 years, writes NCPA Senior Fellow Peter Ferrara.