New report finds public pensions play critical role in delivering retirement security for older Americans while reducing wealth inequality by race, gender

A new report finds that defined benefit pensions play a critical role in delivering adequate retirement income for older Americans while providing a key buffer against economic hardship for women, Blacks, Latinos and those without a four-year college degree.

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