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The Pritzker administration says it can now afford to make the full originally scheduled pension contribution without re-amortizing the funding timetable.
May 8 -
A graduated income tax could lay the groundwork for Illinois to rebuild its credit quality — but only if done right, according to the rating agency.
May 7 -
Chicago and its pension funds dispute whether the city is meeting its obligations; the city says the state comptroller is too quick to believe the funds.
May 7 -
Thirty-five local plans carry a combined unfunded liability of roughly $2.5 billion, a slight increase from last year, a state report says.
May 7 -
Birmingham, Alabama's general obligation bond rating was lowered one notch by Moody's due to growing pension liabilities.
April 30 -
The one-time cash infusion would go toward the unfunded liability of the Teachers' Retirement Fund ‘96 — the defined benefit plan for teachers hired after June 30, 1995.
April 26 -
Plans in Illinois, Kentucky, Connecticut and New Jersey still show low funded ratios, while the best funded plans experience better-than-average returns.
April 17 -
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown takes aim at school pension liabilities.
April 15 -
The full state Senate will weigh Gov. J.B. Pritzker's proposal to ask voters to approve a graduated tax system after it cleared a committee.
April 15 -
The number of states aiding school districts with pension costs is expected to grow as pension burdens escalate.
April 11 -
With a trillion dollar infrastructure deficit looming and a bill not yet on the table, many are wondering how pension funds could help.
April 5 -
Attorney Lori Lightfoot will become the city's first African American woman mayor when she takes office on May 20.
April 3 -
Fallout from a decision against Warwick, Rhode Island's two-tiered firefighter system raises red flags, says pension expert James Spiotto.
March 28 -
Birmingham, Alabama's general obligation bond rating was lowered one notch by Fitch due to growing pension liabilities.
March 12 -
The initiative by New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer and the pension fund trustees raises the assets committed through the program above $1.5 billion.
March 12 -
Moody's views the ruling positively, but S&P says the court sidestepped the main issue.
March 11 -
Shawn Wooden expects his proposal to fix to state teachers’ pension system to kick-start an agenda that includes infrastructure, improved returns and financial literacy.
March 8 -
J.B. Pritzker will defend his fiscal 2020 budget and pension proposals as well as his gamble on waiting for voters to approve graduated income tax rates.
March 6 -
The California Supreme Court left the so-called California Rule on pensions untouched in a ruling favoring the state's right to eliminate an "air time" benefit.
March 4 -
The next mayor will be under pressure on pension funding, labor contracts and economics, S&P Global Ratings said.
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