Brayden Myers is a financial policy analyst at Reason Foundation where he works on government transparency and pensions.
His work has been published in the New York Sun, National Review, RealClearPolitics, and other outlets. He holds an M.A. in Quantitative Economics and a B.A. in Economics, Philosophy, and History from the University of Alabama.
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New Mexico shouldn’t abandon its 2020 cost-of-living adjustment reform
New Mexico’s retirees deserve retirement stability and a legislature that will finish the job rather than walk back meaningful reforms under pressure.
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Alabama’s pension assumptions remain above national norms despite ongoing debt growth
While Alabama’s pensions have adhered to counseled actuarial standards, the state’s ongoing challenges with growing pension debt suggest those procedures may not be sufficient.
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Alabama’s unrealistic pension assumptions are putting the state in debt
Policymakers need to enact lasting reforms that address the sources of the state’s growing pension shortfall.
