As Pennsylvania policymakers, media, and citizens evaluate Governor Tom Corbett’s pension proposal unveiled February 5, 2013, the KRC will...
read moreSenate Bill 1 would remove future Pennsylvania state and school employees from the state’s existing defined benefit pension (DB)...
read moreWith budget season in full swing, some Pennsylvania lawmakers are dusting off plans to eliminate the state’s secure public...
read moreIndiana’s legislature is considering drastic action to eliminate defined benefit pensions for new public employees, forcing them to enroll...
read moreIn his fourth year in office, Governor Corbett has been unable to persuade legislators that his proposal to change...
read moreThis policy brief analyzes the impact of the latest pension proposal from Representative Mike Tobash. In analyzing the Corbett-Tobash...
read moreOklahoma’s state pension funds, including its biggest plan covering Oklahoma teachers, have historically been among the less well-funded in...
read moreThis Reports and Briefing Papers provides basic information on how cash balance plans work and considers their implications for...
read moreActuarial studies Press Released by Pennsylvania’s Public Employee Retirement Commission (PERC) confirm what the KRC has said for more...
read morePennsylvania’s House of Representatives may shortly consider the proposed “hybrid pension” developed by the Pennsylvania Senate. In this editorial...
read moreKeystone Research Center’s 15th pension primer analyzes a proposed agreement to create a “side-by-side” hybrid pension for new public...
read moreThis brief, authored by KRC Executive Director and economist, Stephen Herzenberg, compares Pennsylvania’s Senate Bill 1’s benefits to those...
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