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Austin Cuts Police Budget But Its Public Pension Debt Keeps Growing

Austin Cuts Police Budget But Its Public Pension Debt Keeps Growing

By Steven Gassenberger

The Austin Police Retirement System's total unfunded liabilities reached $582 million in 2018.

Historically Low 10-Year Treasury Yields Show Ongoing Challenges for Public Pensions

Historically Low 10-Year Treasury Yields Show Ongoing Challenges for Public Pensions

By Jordan Campbell

North Carolina Teachers & State Employees Retirement System Solvency Analysis

North Carolina Teachers & State Employees Retirement System Solvency Analysis

By Jen Sidorova and Leonard Gilroy

USPS Needs Policy Change, Not a Bailout, to Fix Pension Problems and Debt

USPS Needs Policy Change, Not a Bailout, to Fix Pension Problems and Debt

By Jen Sidorova

Evaluating the Actuarial Soundness of Texas’ Largest Public Pension Plans

Evaluating the Actuarial Soundness of Texas’ Largest Public Pension Plans

By Steven Gassenberger and Leonard Gilroy

Could a Federal Loan Program Help Fix Ailing State Public Pension Plans?

Commentary by Adrian Moore and Marc Joffe

Pension Reform Newsletter: Leasing State-Owned Toll Roads Could Help Fund Pensions, Public Pension Investment Returns vs. Assumptions, and More

Pension Reform Newsletter by Alix Ollivier

Florida’s Public Pension Investment Return Assumptions Are Too Risky and Driving Debt

Commentary by Adrian Moore and Steven Gassenberger

Public Pension Investment Performance Has Historically Fallen Short of Return Assumptions

Data Visualization by Truong Bui

Beware of Over-Complexity in Pension Plan Reform Efforts

Commentary by Richard Hiller

Portland’s Pension System Is Dependent on Property Values Rising

Commentary by Marc Joffe

Despite Budget Deficit, Texas Must Stay Committed to Funding State Pension Plans

Commentary by Steven Gassenberger

Oregon Supreme Court Ruling Has Major Implications for Retirement Security and Hybrid Plan Design

Commentary by Leonard Gilroy and Ryan Frost

The U.S. Supreme Court and the Contract Clause Today: Implications for Public Pension Reform

Commentary by Alexander Volokh

Pension Reform Data Visualization

Historically Low 10-Year Treasury Yields Show Ongoing Challenges for Public Pensions

Data Visualization by Jordan Campbell

Public Pension Investment Performance Has Historically Fallen Short of Return Assumptions

Data Visualization by Truong Bui

What Happens to Taxpayer-Funded Pensions When Public Officials Are Convicted of Crimes?

Data Visualization by Ryan Frost

Pension Reform Policy Studies

North Carolina Teachers & State Employees Retirement System Solvency Analysis

Policy Study by Jen Sidorova and Leonard Gilroy

New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association Solvency Analysis

Policy Study by Anil Niraula, Steven Gassenberger and Leonard Gilroy

Mississippi Public Employees’ Retirement System Solvency Analysis

Policy Study by Leonard Gilroy, Jen Sidorova and Steven Gassenberger

Pension Reform Newsletters

Pension Reform Newsletter: Leasing State-Owned Toll Roads Could Help Fund Pensions, Public Pension Investment Returns vs. Assumptions, and More

Pension Reform Newsletter by Alix Ollivier

Pension Reform Newsletter: New Investment Policy for CalPERS, Pension Forfeiture Laws, and More

Pension Reform Newsletter by Alix Ollivier

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