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There are plenty of reasons to be skeptical that the Pennsylvania Legislature will accomplish much in 2018.For one, it's an election year, making it…
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Pennsylvania is moving to cut costs again in its big public pension plans, among the nation's most troubled.Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation…
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Pennsylvania’s unfunded pension liability stands at $70 billion. In other words, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis, what Pennsylvania owes in…
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Most rookie teachers and newly minted Pennsylvania government employees would see a smaller retirement benefit in the coming decades through the state's…
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State senators gathered in the Capitol on Sunday evening to move a bill that's been dogging the legislature for the last four years, in various forms.It…
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Pittsburgh’s pension funds continue to stumble and, for the second time in three years, Pennsylvania Attorney General Eugene DePasquale has launched an…
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Following the release of recommendations from Gov. Tom Wolf’s Task Force on Municipal Pensions, Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said that while the…
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The state Senate GOP's plan to change to the state's pension system is a heavy political lift that remains untested in the Legislature.After months of…
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Some Pennsylvania lawmakers say the rules governing public pensions need to change, but not everyone follows the guidelines already in place.And it looks…
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Many Pennsylvania municipalities are already taking steps towards reforming their pension plans. Because municipalities cannot legally break pension…