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January 2025

U.S. DB pension payouts generating US$1.5 trillion in economic output: report

In 2022, U.S. retiree spending — driven by private and public sector defined benefit pension payouts — generated US$1.5 trillion in total economic output and supported 7.1 million jobs, according to a new report by the National Institute on Retirement Security. It found in addition to the impact on employment and economic activity, DB pension payouts added $224.3 billion in tax revenue at the federal, state and local levels. The report noted $680.6 billion in pension benefits were paid to 26.3...

October 2024

Kenya. Pension payments fall by Sh23 billion as government faces cash crunch

Pension payments to retired public service workers fell short by Sh23.65 billion in the first quarter of the Financial Year 2024-2025, highlighting a growing public cash crisis amid declining tax revenues. The National Treasury's Pensions Department processed Sh32.14 billion in payments during this period, reflecting a modest increase of 4.23 per cent compared to Sh30.83 billion from the previous year. However, this amount was significantly below the prorated target of Sh55.60 billion, based on an annual goal of Sh223.15 billion due...