South Carolina and Tennessee are the Best States for New Teacher Retirement Benefits
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Value of Teacher Pension Benefits at Lowest Point Since 1965
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Introducing the Retirement Security Report Teacher Edition
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On June 28th, Equable Institute issued the Retirement Security Report Teacher Edition (2022). The report builds on The Retirement Security Report (RSR) initiative launched last […]
Retirement Security Report Teacher Edition: Comprehensive Plan Scores
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The Retirement Security Report Teacher Edition analyzes the state of teacher retirement benefits in the United States. While the omnibus report highlights some of the […]
Does the Federal Government Consider a Defined Contribution Plan a Pension?
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The Social Security Administration’s definition of a “pension” benefit is a broad term that is focused more on the retirement income being received than the […]
Where can Public Safety employees be covered by Social Security?
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More than a million Public Safety employees across the country do not participate in Social Security. There are 15 states that have totally opted out […]
Connecticut Teacher Pension Funding Impact on Students
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Depending on the state you live in, school districts themselves may not actually be paying for the costs of offering retirement benefits to their employees. […]
Kentucky House Bill 258: Retirement Security Policy Scores
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Kentucky has made changes to retirement plan provisions for its Teachers’ Retirement System (KTRS), as presented in Kentucky House Bill 258, adopted by the House […]
Texas Senate Bill 321: Retirement Security Policy Scores
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Texas has made changes to retirement plan provisions for its Employees Retirement System (TXERS), as presented in Senate Bill 321, signed into law on June […]
Alabama House Bill 134: Retirement Security Policy Scores
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Alabama has made changes to retirement plan provisions for its Teachers’ Retirement System (ALTRS), as presented in Alabama House Bill 134, passed on March 31, […]