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Why Florida State Worker Pensions Are In a Pickle
Pension systems need to do more than just avoid losing money. For the Florida Retirement System, the goal is to get returns greater than 7.65%.
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Surface Transportation News #158
A careful look at Trump's infrastructure proposal
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Do Retirees With Defined Benefit Pensions Spend Differently Than Those With Defined Contribution Accounts?
Some Misconceptions About DB Plans
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Will the Trump Era Bring New Infrastructure Investment?
If Congress can be persuaded to create an infrastructure bank that operates in the fiscally conservative, taxpayer-friendly way that TIFIA is now run, that change might be acceptable to a bipartisan majority.
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Adding Toll Lanes to the I-405 In Orange County Is a Good First Step
Orange County needs a network of variably-priced toll lanes to provide option of uncongested travel
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #138
Mixed messages on NextGen modernization | GAO report on ATC transition
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Pension Reform Newsletter – November 2016
Reducing CalPERS' assumed rate of return, baby boomers and the "new normal," Kentucky hedge fund investment, and more
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Student-Based Budgeting Newsletter, November 2016
"Many superintendents don’t have access to the financial data they need to make critical budgetary decisions.”
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Federal Court Upholds Chattanooga COLA Adjustments
This decision will likely be welcomed by other jurisdictions looking to modify COLAs, though it is far from uncontroversial.
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #28 (November 2016 edition)
November 2016 edition: highway PPPs, public pension returns, student-based budgeting, correctional privatization trends, and more
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Goodbye (and Good Riddance) to Kentucky’s Hedge Fund Investments
Kentucky Retirement System Wisely Divests from Hedge Funds
