Alaska House Bill 55: Retirement Security Policy Score
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Alaska is considering changes to plan provisions for peace officers and firefighters who are members of the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS), as presented in […]
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Florida House Bill 5007: Retirement Security Policy Scores
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Florida has made changes to retirement plan provisions for the Florida Retirement System (FRS) Investment Plan, as presented in Florida House Bill 5007, adopted on […]
Who Benefits? How Teacher Pension Financing Impacts Student Equity in Connecticut
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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. […]
State of Pensions 2021
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A year of epic investment returns brings both good news and serious warnings for U.S. statewide pension plans
An Open Letter to Public Retirement Systems
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Dear Public Retirement System Trustees, Chief Officers, and Executive Directors, A few years ago I was speaking to a small group of educators in New […]
The Sources of America’s Public Pension Debt
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There are many theories about why America has over a trillion dollars in public pension debt. And there is certainly more than one reason why, […]
Introducing the National Landscape of State Retirement Benefits Report
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Equable Institute on June 24 launched the first edition of “The National Landscape of State Retirement Benefits” report, a topline report of the quality of […]
Introducing the Retirement Security Report
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Equable Institute on June 24 launched the first edition of the Retirement Security Report, an interactive digital report that evaluates the quality of public retirement […]
Are Texas Teacher Retirement Benefits Adequate?
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Download the report | Are Texas Teacher Retirement Benefits Adequate? Long-serving veterans who remain in the Teacher Retirement System of Texas for 27 or more years […]
State of Pensions 2020
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The fragile state of public sector pension funds coming into 2020 has left them exposed to the pandemic’s financial effects