Pension Reform Archives - Page 2 of 134

Data show California does not have a public safety staffing crisis. Public pension reforms should not be rolled back.

Commentary by Mariana Trujillo

California bill could add $14 billion in new costs for local governments and taxpayers

Pension Reform Newsletter by Zachary Christensen

Cities’ pension dollars are not for building affordable housing

Commentary by Mariana Trujillo

New Mexico shouldn’t abandon its 2020 cost-of-living adjustment reform

Commentary by Brayden Myers

California Assembly Bill 1383 would drive up costs for local governments

Backgrounder by Zachary Christensen and Steven Gassenberger

Louisianians were right to reject a constitutional amendment to raise teacher pay. Now, a new state task force should finish the job.

Commentary by Steven Gassenberger

Webinar: Public pension systems investing in crypto

Commentary by Leonard Gilroy and Mariana Trujillo

Illinois: Don’t let Social Security safe harbor compliance become a blank check for Tier 2 benefit expansion

Commentary by Rod Crane

Proposed pension benefit increases for first responders would burden California’s local governments and taxpayers

Commentary by Zachary Christensen and Jordan Campbell

Solvency Analysis

Montana Teacher Retirement System (TRS) Pension Solvency Analysis

Solvency Analysis by Leonard Gilroy, Swaroop Bhagavatula, Jen Sidorova and Steven Gassenberger

Arizona State Retirement System (Arizona ASRS) Pension Analysis

Solvency Analysis by Leonard Gilroy, Zachary Christensen and Steven Gassenberger

Florida Retirement System (FRS) Solvency Analysis

Solvency Analysis by Leonard Gilroy, Raheem Williams and Steven Gassenberger

Texas Employee Retirement System (Texas ERS) Pension Analysis

Solvency Analysis by Leonard Gilroy, Steven Gassenberger and Zachary Christensen

More Solvency Analysis

More Pension Reform

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