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CalPERS’ good investment returns aren’t an excuse for more costly pension increases (opens the original)
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The California Public Employees’ Retirement System just reported an impressive, well-above-average 14.8% return on its investments for the last year. It’s the highest annual return the nation’s largest pension system has achieved in a decade and great news for taxpayers because it improves the system’s funding and reduces CalPERS’ expensive debt. Unfortunately, state lawmakers are already signaling their intention to eat up these gains by gifting new expensive pension benefit increases to influe
CalPERS’ good investment returns aren’t an excuse for more costly pension increases (opens the original)
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The California Public Employees’ Retirement System just reported an impressive, well-above-average 14.8% return on its investments for the last year. It’s the highest annual return the nation’s largest pension system has achieved in a decade and great news for taxpayers because it improves the system’s funding and reduces CalPERS’ expensive debt. Unfortunately, state lawmakers are already signaling their intention to eat up these gains by gifting new expensive pension benefit increases to influe
CalPERS’ good investment returns aren’t an excuse for more costly pension increases (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System just reported an impressive, well-above-average 14.8% return on its investments for the last year. It’s the highest annual return the nation’s largest pension system has achieved in a decade and great news for taxpayers because it improves the system’s funding and reduces CalPERS’ expensive debt. Unfortunately, state lawmakers are already signaling their intention to eat up these gains by gifting new expensive pension benefit increases to influe
CalPERS’ good investment returns aren’t an excuse for more costly pension increases (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System just reported an impressive, well-above-average 14.8% return on its investments for the last year. It’s the highest annual return the nation’s largest pension system has achieved in a decade and great news for taxpayers because it improves the system’s funding and reduces CalPERS’ expensive debt. Unfortunately, state lawmakers are already signaling their intention to eat up these gains by gifting new expensive pension benefit increases to influe
CalPERS’ good investment returns aren’t an excuse for more costly pension increases (opens the original)
Read excerpt
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System just reported an impressive, well-above-average 14.8% return on its investments for the last year. It’s the highest annual return the nation’s largest pension system has achieved in a decade and great news for taxpayers because it improves the system’s funding and reduces CalPERS’ expensive debt. Unfortunately, state lawmakers are already signaling their intention to eat up these gains by gifting new expensive pension benefit increases to influe
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