BlackRock CEO warns of future retirement and Social Security crisis
New York, Mar 26- The president and CEO of the investment fund BlackRock, Larry Fink, says that one of the biggest challenges of the mid-21st century will be the decreasing ability of citizens to retire, and points to a future crisis in Social Security benefits. Fink asserts that the aging population strains citizens' safety nets, such as Social Security, a factor…
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