Pension Plan Funded Ratio Rankings 2023
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At the end of fiscal year 2023, the average funded ratio for American public pension plans was 78.1%. While this is a modest improvement over […]
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STRS Ohio Needs More Money.
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Previous reforms to STRS Ohio have failed to adequately address persistent underfunding that threatens the income security of retired teachers and the budget stability of school districts.
The math is clear: more needs to be done.
Unfunded Liabilities for State Pension Plans in 2023
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Based on funded ratio, Tennessee, Washington, Utah, South Dakota, and Washington, D.C. have the best funded public pension plans in the United States, as of […]
Emerging Threats to America’s Public Pensions: Valuation Risk, Market Uncertainty, and Politics
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In 2023 and beyond, public pensions in the United States are entering an era of new threats and more uncertainty than ever before. The stagnant […]
State of Pensions 2023
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Underperforming investments usher in a return to the stagnant funding levels seen in the decade following the Great Recession.
FACT SHEET | Public Pensions & Inflation
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In the aftermath of the Covid-19 emergency era, inflation is a persistent challenge for both institutions and individuals. The effects of inflation are just as […]
FACT SHEET | The State of U.S. Public Pensions (2022)
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Public Pension Funds and the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
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There are at least two dozen state and local pension funds with direct exposure to the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). State and federal […]
Teacher Pension Costs Have Tripled as a Share of State and Local K–12 Education Spending Since 2001
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Hidden Education Funding Cuts: How Growing Teacher Pension Debt Stresses America’s K–12 Education Budgets
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