At the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, we believe that together we can secure a healthy, growing economy by addressing America's long-term fiscal challenges.
Pete Peterson (1926–2018) established the Foundation to help solve the nation’s fiscal challenges and preserve the American Dream that he was so fortunate to have lived. We carry on his legacy with passion and pride.
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Corporate tax receipts dropped by 31 percent in 2018 — an unprecedented decline during a time of economic growth. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is responsible for the plunge.
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As interest rates rise, so will the federal government’s borrowing costs.
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The 2018 election season is a critical opportunity for candidates to talk to voters about the national debt and solutions to put us on a better path.
Read MoreAmerica’s growing long-term debt affects economic growth and opportunities for future generations. It’s not a political or partisan issue – it’s simple math. With nearly 76 million baby boomers retiring and living much longer, combined with a highly inefficient healthcare system, and a tax code that fails to generate sufficient revenues, America finds itself with a very risky long-term fiscal outlook.
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We are a non-partisan organization dedicated to increasing awareness and accelerating action on America’s long-term fiscal challenges. We partner with like-minded organizations and experts to support innovative programs and projects that provide accurate, objective analysis, and promising fiscal solutions.
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The time to act is now. Education is key – it’s critical that Americans understand what’s at stake and the tradeoffs that are needed to get our country back on a sustainable fiscal path to a growing economy. We also have to make a commitment to support our elected leaders from both parties who want to do the right thing.
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Oct 18, 2018
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SOURCE: Roll Call
November Elections Bring High Stakes for MedicaidSOURCE: The New York Times
Another Tax Cut? Trump and Republicans Offer a Midterm Pitch, if Not a PlanSOURCE: Roll Call
Budget Overhaul Proposals Likely to Stay in Play After Nov. 30SOURCE: The Wall Street Journal
Trump Seeks 5% Budget Cuts from Cabinet Agencies
