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State of Pensions

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Annual Reports

September 21, 2021

State of Pensions 2021

A year of epic investment returns brings both good news and serious warnings for U.S. statewide pension plans
July 17, 2020

State of Pensions 2020

The fragile state of public sector pension funds coming into 2020 has left them exposed to the pandemic's financial effects

Updates and More

June 16, 2022

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State of Pensions Resources

FAQs | Methodology | Open-source Database

More Equable Research

Article March 24, 2022

Alaska House Bill 55: Retirement Security Policy Score

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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Research & Reports June 24, 2021

Introducing the Retirement Security Report

Equable Institute on June 24 launched the first edition of the Retirement Security Report, an interactive digital report that evaluates the quality of retirement benefits […]

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Article October 24, 2019

Effects Of The Next Recession Partly Mitigated by U.S. State Pension Reforms

S&P recently released a report that suggests that U.S. state pension reforms may mitigate the effects of a future recession. Despite poor investment returns and […]

Source: S&P Global
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Article February 20, 2020

Florida Funded Status Methodology

The Florida Retirement System (FRS) offers employees the option of two retirement plans. The Investment Plan is an individual retirement account with defined contributions from […]

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