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Public school employees want more information about retirementplanning from their employers, with barely half consideringthemselves knowledgeable about their retirement investmentoptions.

That finding came from a survey of 400 public school employees conducted by the Centerfor State and Local Government Excellence and Greenwald &Associates. The survey asked the employees their views on theirbenefits, how they believe their benefits compare to colleagues,and their familiarity with mutual funds and annuities.

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