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January 2012
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
- How did N.J. get into this pension mess?
- Do Credit Ratings Matter Anymore?
- Pennsylvania fiscal watchdog’s municipal pension fix: what it means
- Northern Trust: Managers overwhelmingly predict higher global market volatility
- Cincinnati Strikes Deal for Pension Solvency
- Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 87.3 Percent, According to BNY Mellon ISSG
- Significant Multiemployer and Single Employer Benefit Rule Changes Take Effect
- Cost of Retirement Income Jumped in 2014
- Americans Overwhelmingly Oppose Changing. Tax Incentives for Retirement Saving
- Could change be coming to Social Security
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February 2012
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March 2012
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April 2012
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
- IRS to Issue Guidance on Normal Retirement Age Rules for Governmental Plans; Comments Due July 30
- CALPERS TO PHASE IN EMPLOYER IMPACT OF DISCOUNT RATE REDUCTION EMPLOYERS WILL PAY HALF OF RATE INCREASE IN FIRST YEAR
- Feds urged to consider public-private pension plan
- Financial Pressures Constrain State and Local Government Hiring: Study Shows Layoffs Have Slowed but Pay Freezes and Benefit Cuts Continue
- Watch for 401(k) changes in 2012 to get the most from your plan
- United States: PBGC Announces New Enforcement Approach That Reduces Impact Of ERISA Section 4062(e) On Financially Sound Employers
- SHRM-AARP POLL SHOWS ORGANIZATIONS ARE CONCERNED ABOUT BOOMER RETIREMENTS AND SKILLS GAPS
- Retirement bottom line: Many will have to work until 70
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May 2012
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June 2012
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July 2012
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August 2012
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September 2012
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October 2012
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
- EEOC Wins Summary Judgment on Liability in Baltimore County Pension Case
- Bad news, good news on state pensions; VRS’ financial hole still getting deeper, but new contribution rates won’t be set for next year
- Republicans build up, then fight, issue of bailouts for pension funds
- 10 states where the public pension fight is fierce
- RI takes the lead as states fight $1.4 trillion war with unions over public employee pensions
- State Public Pension Gap: Shrinking But Still Huge
- IRS increases contribution limits on retirement plans
- US cos take aim at pension risk with lump-sum offers
- Those in late 30s most concerned
- Private-Sector Retirement Plan Income Steady
- Social Security Announces 1.7 Percent Benefit Increase for 2013
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November 2012
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
- Pennsylvania leaders reach tentative agreement on budget, pension reform
- Government contribution rates for VRS are reduced
- Chattanooga wins pension lawsuit filed by retired police officers, firefighters
- Calpers Reports It Paid $3.4 Billion to Private‐Equity Firms
- “Socially Responsible” Investing Under ERISA: New DOL Guidance
- State Savings Programs for Non‐Government Employees
- 2016 Medicare Parts A & B Premiums and Deductibles Announced
- Year‐End Notices: Staying On Top Of The Requirements
- Hybrid Plan Rules Leave Those Using Whipsaw in Tight Spot
- Law Closes Lucrative Social Security Loophole:
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December 2012
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
- CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT SYSTEM FILES OBJECTION TO SAN BERNARDINO BANKRUPTCY
- Michigan delivers big blow to unions
- llinois Governor Seeks Fast Vote on State’s LongTroubled Pension Systems
- California’s pioneering pension law
- Social Security Update for 2013
- PBGC Announces 2013 Premium Payment Instructions Update
- United States: IRS Extends Deadline For Defined Benefit Plans To Adopt Code Section 436 Amendments
- SAVVY SENIOR; Losing track of a pension is quite common
- ICI Analysis of U.S. Retirement System: It Is Working and Serving Each Generation Better Than Previous
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