Teacher Pensions in 2022
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Teacher retirement systems in 2022 are Fragile. There are 63 retirement systems offering benefits to teachers, K–12 school educators, and other public school employees. These […]
Audience: Public Workers
What is a Defined Benefit Plan?
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Defined benefit plans are a common way to provide retirement income. The most typical defined benefit plan is based on final average salary, and is […]
Are Public Pensions Protected From Inflation?
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Retirees with a pension from state or local governments were made a promise: guaranteed income for the rest of their lives. But in a number […]
State of Pensions 2022: National Pension Funding Trends
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In the first half of 2022, U.S. public pension funds have weathered a bear market, geopolitical conflict, and record inflation. Despite these difficult economic headwinds, […]
State of Pensions 2022
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Negative financial returns expose how vulnerable state and local plans are to market volatility.
The Best U.S. States for New Teacher Retirement Benefits
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There are lots of factors that new, prospective K–12 teachers have to consider when entering the education workforce. People typically pay the most attention to […]
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 […]
How does the Windfall Elimination Provision work?
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The Windfall Elimination Provision, or WEP, reduces but does not eliminate some worker’s Social Security benefits. As of 2022, the maximum amount that a person […]