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Alex Kilander

Policy Analyst, Center for Funding America's Future

Alex Kilander is a Policy Analyst with PPI’s Center for Funding America’s Future, which develops fiscally responsible policy proposals to strengthen public investments in the foundation of our economy, modernize health and retirement programs to reflect an aging society, transform our tax code to reward work over wealth, and put the national debt on a downward trajectory.

Prior to joining PPI, Alex worked at the Treasury Department in the Office of the Secretary. His role there focused on managing the Secretary’s daily briefing materials for a diverse set of issues within Treasury’s jurisdiction. Before Treasury, Alex served as a staffer for the House Appropriations Committee and as a Research Assistant for the National Institute for Early Education Research.

Alex graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor of Arts in Public and International Affairs, where he wrote a thesis on the 2021 expanded Child Tax Credit’s implementation.

Recent Work

Blog  |  February 12, 2026

Trump’s Failing Fiscal Report Card

  • Alex Kilander
Blog  |  January 29, 2026

The Pro-Growth Tax Reform Hidden Inside a Fiscal Trainwreck

  • Alex Kilander Nate Morris
Press Release  |  January 14, 2026

PPI Calls for New National Autonomous Vehicle Safety Reporting Framework

  • Andrew Fung Alex Kilander Aidan Shannon
Publication  |  January 14, 2026

Building Trust Through Transparency: A New Federal Framework for Autonomous Vehicle Safety

  • Andrew Fung Alex Kilander Aidan Shannon
Press Release  |  January 13, 2026

Proposed Credit Card Rate Cap Risks Cutting Off Millions of Borrowers

  • Andrew Fung Alex Kilander Paul Weinstein Jr.
Blog  |  December 15, 2025

Americans Are Paying More This Holiday Season Thanks to Trump’s Christmas Tax

  • Alex Kilander Nate Morris
Blog  |  October 29, 2025

While No One Was Watching, the Senate Made Progress on Housing

  • Alex Kilander
Op-Ed  |  September 29, 2025

Ritz and Kilander for Forbes: Consecutive Continuing Resolutions Could Lead To Deep Spending Cuts

  • Ben Ritz Alex Kilander

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