State of Pensions
State of Pensions is Equable Institute's annual report on the status of statewide public pension systems, put into a historic context. Governments face a wide range of challenges in general – and some of the largest are growing, and often unpredictable, pension costs. State of Pensions analyzes trends in public pension funding, investments, contributions, cash flows, and benefits for 228 of the largest statewide and municipal retirement systems in all 50 states to illuminate the scale and effects of these challenges.
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Who Benefits? How Teacher Pension Financing Impacts Student Equity in Connecticut
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