Individual accounts: Lessons from Sweden

John Turner

International Social Security Review, 2004, vol. 57, issue 1, 65-84

Abstract: Abstract Increasing numbers of countries are using mandatory funded individual accounts to provide retirement. Sweden in 2000 instituted a mandatory funded individual account system that differs in a number of ways from earlier such systems. It incorporates features that reflect lessons learned from other countries; in particular, ways to reduce the system's administrative costs.

Date: 2004
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