A lot of energy is spent talking about the injustice that would fall to those who have invested and paid in over their lifetimes if they did not receive the benefits that they rightly should receive, but probably not enough energy is spent talking about the injustice to the next generation.
Messer emphasizes the need to consider future generations in benefit discussions.
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I will give you an example. Treasury has talked about the importance of using lifetime-income annuities.
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I have believed all along that the pledge alone wouldn't be enough, and that we ought to look at other ways that we can legally protect parents' rights to protect their child's privacy.
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