federal_register: E8-6948
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| E8-6948 | Retirement Research Consortium Request for Applications (RFA) Program Announcement No. SSA-ORES-08-01 | Notice | The growing share of older Americans in the population has profound long term effects on Social Security. Social Security's Board of Trustees projects that the program will be in poor fiscal shape over the long term at currently legislated payroll tax and benefit levels as a result of demographic changes. Through education and research efforts, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is committed to addressing these difficulties and ensuring responsive programs and sustainable solvency. SSA's research efforts will support informed public discussion and creative thinking that relates the principles of the program to economic and demographic realities and changing needs and preferences of American households. As authorized under section 1110 of the Social Security Act, SSA announces the solicitation of applications for a cooperative agreement to re-compete a Retirement Research Consortium to help inform the public and policymakers about Social Security issues. In the first year, the Consortium will be composed of one or more research centers. The centers will have a combined annual budget of approximately $7.5 million. SSA expects to fund the centers for a period of 5 years, contingent on an annual review process and continued availability of funds. | 2008-04-03 | 2008 | 4 | https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2008/04/03/E8-6948/retirement-research-consortium-request-for-applications-rfa-program-announcement-no-ssa-ores-08-01 | https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2008-04-03/pdf/E8-6948.pdf | Social Security Administration | 470 | The growing share of older Americans in the population has profound long term effects on Social Security. Social Security's Board of Trustees projects that the program will be in poor fiscal shape over the long term at currently legislated payroll tax... |