Introducing www.peterferrara.com
The place to go for information on personal social security retirement savings accounts
Some of you may have read today's Washington Post article about Peter Ferrara, who for over 20 years has been the intellectual force behind personal social security retirement savings accounts.
I believe Peter to be the source of the most intelligent commentary and analysis on personal social security accounts and have written op-eds with him in the past on the topic.
Peter Ferrara has started a blog to provide rapid insight and analysis on the effort to make personal social security accounts a reality. I encourage each of you to visit it daily.
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Peter Ferrara's credentials are impeccable.
Before graduating Harvard Law School, Peter wrote a paper that suggested converting the government-run social security program into personal retirement savings accounts. This paper eventually became the first book for the Cato Institute on the topic - Social Security: The Inherent Contradiction (1980) - and Peter has continued to write on that concept in further books, studies and articles for Cato, the Heritage Foundation, the National Center for Policy Analysis, the Family Research Council, the U.S Chamber of Commerce, and a wide range of other institutions and publications.
He is currently a Senior Policy Advisor on Social Security and Medicare at the Institute for Policy Innovation (www.ipi.org). He is also Director of the International Center for Law and Economics. He served as a senior staff member in the White House Office of Policy Development under President Reagan and as Associate Deputy Attorney General of the United States under the first President Bush.
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-Newt
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Saturday, March 19, 2005
Introducing www.peterferrara.com
Posted by William N. Phillips, Jr. at 3/19/2005 07:20:00 PM
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