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According to the Arizona Republic, a new proposal to substitute a 401(k)-style plan for professional politicians and judges might save the public hundreds of millions of dollars.
Rather than blowing a Crime Stoppers-style windfall on new fire trucks, two R.I. towns have patched up their pension problems. If other towns could be so lucky.
Near all-time-low interest rates are creating massive demand for pension bond issues that have offered some very strong yields to investors - and relief to retirees.
Investors have had a nice four-year run in municipal bonds. Since the start of 2000, national long-term muni bond indexes have returned 8.5 percent annualized.
An attempt at solving Illinois' worst-in-the-nation pension problem faces its first test Monday as a House committee considers a plan calling for more employee contributions and freezing cost-of-living increases for retirees.
Gov. Pat Quinn and Illinois legislators will be meeting over the weekend to try to beat their own 'fiscal cliff,' a looming $96.8 billlion pension deficit.
Oakland's leaders took a risk by borrowing $213 million to cover pension payments, betting that the fund's investments will earn more than the bonds cost.
The massive New York state public pension fund has filed a suit against a high-tech firm, hoping to reveal information on the company's political expenditures.
In Philadelphia, pension costs doubled in a single decade. Cities in Rhode Island dimmed streetlights, raised taxes and put off road repairs. Stockton, Calif., fell into bankruptcy.