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This year's portfolio growth will save the city $2.18 billion over the next five years, Comptroller Brad Lander said.
August 6 -
The city has promised to contribute $625 million to the stadium project. The team, owned by billionaire Shahid Khan, is to come up with $625 million of its own.
July 31 -
Record contributions from public employers made up for below-expectation investment returns, according to a report published by the the Equable Institute.
July 16 -
The U.S. territory is struggling with debt and pension liabilities as its economy remains weak and federal aid is cut back.
July 9 -
The state was one of three where one person was responsible for deciding how to invest pension money.
June 13 -
Ahead of a 14-3 vote to pass the $7 billion spending plan, concerns were raised about new legislation affecting the city's public safety pension funds.
June 5 -
Controller Chris Hollins raised several concerns about the mayor's $7 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1, including its use of reserves.
May 28 -
New Britain is reaping a rating reward from higher revenues and stronger budgetary practices, including full actuarial funding of its pensions.
April 28 -
In the coming year, we'll find out if public pension disclosure and transparency have improved enough to protect municipal bond investors.
April 23
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Seventeen states now allow or are considering legislation that allows reserve funds to be invested into cryptocurrency while sixteen are moving towards allowing crypto investments in their pension funds.
April 1 -
Houston, Phoenix, and Dallas are taking action to address fiscal challenges brought on by litigation, state actions and a ballot measure.
March 25 -
The governor is calling for a freeze on planned cuts to individual and corporate tax rates.
March 20 -
Texas, Oklahoma, and other Southwest states would jump on the bitcoin bandwagon amid a nationwide surge in bills to invest public money in cryptocurrencies.
March 4 -
A voter-approved charter amendment requiring a bigger police force spurred Moody's Ratings to revise its outlook on the city's A1 bond rating to negative.
February 27 -
The state House and Senate announced their spending plans for the upcoming biennium, including funding to continue and increase 2023's state-funded tax cut.
January 22 -
The largest issuance the Local Government Commission approved was $387 million of bonds for Mecklenburg County.
January 8 -
Moody's Ratings said the 2025 budget that passed Chicago's City Council this month won't materially alter the credit profile of the city, which it rates Baa3.
December 24 -
The budgeting constraints transformed the state's finances and bond ratings. But critics say the policy's downsides include the stifling of needed investments.
December 23 -
Brad Briner said the state may need to issue short-term debt in the near future to pay for Hurricane Helene expenses.
December 12 -
The outlook change to negative comes in the wake of voter approval on Nov. 5 of a ballot measure requiring certain public safety spending by the city.
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