Wis. pension agency changes policy to discourage expensive business-class flights
Wis. pension agency clamps down on pricey flights Non-government employees in New Jersey cash in on taxpayer-funded pensions
New Jersey pays public pensions to private groups Government pension insurer’s deficit doubles, could eventually require taxpayer bailout
Deficit doubles for government pension insurer AP answers your questions on the news, from a US soldier in Uzbekistan to solar panel safety
Ask AP: Soldier in Uzbekistan, solar panel safety Kansas legislative panel to meet for review of pension system’s long-term funding woes
Kan. lawmakers to resume review of pension woes NM gov: Gov’t retirees shouldn’t earn pensions if they return to state, city, county jobs
NM governor targets double-dipping public retirees Utah legislative audit: Retired state employees who return to work shouldn’t double-dip
Utah audit: Ban state workers from double-dipping Investment director: Higher returns alone won’t save Montana’s beleaguered pension system
Investments alone likely won’t save pension system Hawaii pension system reports nearly $945 million gain in third quarter
Hawaii pension system reports major portfolio gain NC public employee pension funds report 10.4 percent return in 3Q thanks to stock rebound
NC pension funds go up in 3rd quarter with stocks Former NYC lawyer with SEC’s enforcement division admits a role in Marc Dreier’s fraud
Ex-SEC lawyer pleads guilty in NY Marc Dreier case List of some Oklahoma tax exemptions, credits and deductions approved by lawmakers
List of Oklahoma tax breaks A list of some of the state tax exemptions, credits and deductions approved by lawmakers and the Oklahoma Tax Commission’s estimate of their cost: New combined pension/401k retirement plan may come in January
Best of both worlds? Combined pension/401k plan Report: Florida agency that invests $132B in pensions, public money under investigation by SEC
Report: Fla. investment agency under investigation After his retirement pay sparks probe, New York lawyer agrees to refund pension checks
After probe, NY lawyer to repay pension checks NM court rejects lawsuit by part-time gov’t worker challenging higher pension contributions
NM court nixes lawsuit to higher pension payments Agencies fix glitch that confused US Social Security numbers with foreign ones
Agencies: Glitch with foreign SS numbers is fixed North Dakota’s Rep. Pomeroy: Give pension funds more time to recover value from market crash
ND’s Pomeroy: Pension fund rules need overhaul APNewsBreak: USDA fixes glitch that confused foreign, US Social Security numbers
USDA: Glitch with foreign SS numbers is fixed Montana pension system reeling from Wall Street losses; liability tops $2 billion
Wall Street losses hurt Montana state pensions Ex-benefits manager in Missouri gets 27 months in prison for embezzling from union plans
Mo. benefits manager gets prison for embezzlement Court: NY comptroller must return lawyers’ pensions; hearings required to revoke benefits
Court: New York comptroller must return pensions Warnings to save ignored as half of workers changing jobs cash out 401K
Half of workers changing jobs cash out 401k Principal Financial signs long-term joint venture with Banco do Brasil
Principal Financial extends Brazil joint venture Record NYC real estate deal now on the rocks, as bid to hike rents dramatically fizzles
Record NYC real estate deal now on the rocks Prominent San Francisco real estate investor ends role with California pension fundSACRAMENTO, Calif. — San Francisco businessman Victor MacFarlane is ending his longtime role as a real estate adviser to the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, a spokeswoman for his firm said Saturday. Candidate for Wisconsin treasurer calls bonuses for pension fund managers inappropriateMADISON, Wis. — A candidate for Wisconsin treasurer is criticizing the State of Wisconsin Investment Board for awarding bonuses to employees despite losing billions of dollars in 2008. Judge: Social Security must issue notices in Braille, other formats accessible to blindSAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge has ruled that the U.S. Social Security Administration must provide information on benefits in a way that is accessible to blind people. $1.42 trillion federal deficit, with more to come, sows seeds of another economic crisisWASHINGTON — What is $1.42 trillion? Seniors lament Social Security freeze, but take it in stride after a lifetime of scrimpingPEMBROKE PINES, Fla. — If her check were bigger, 76-year-old Agnes Conti might be able to spring for a better cut of meat for her pot roast. She could afford to send her nine grandchildren more than $20 for their birthdays and Christmas. She’d be able to buy some nice new clothes, like she sees on QVC, not what she settles for at Walmart. |
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