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Andrew Biggs comments on the treatment of wealth data, highlighting how pay-as-you-go pensions, which are not counted as wealth, can lead to an understatement of retirement savings.
He uses Australia as an example where a greater share of retirement savings is backed by assets, which positively impacts measured wealth in official statistics.
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Biggs has previously estimated that a $1,300 annual tax increase would address 40% of the U.S. Social Security deficit. He also reported that the average Social Security income for two-person households stands at more than twice the federal poverty threshold. His recent comments focus on the measurement of retirement wealth in official data.