May 5, 2021
As state legislative sessions are coming to an end around the country, state policymakers have faced budget deficits due to the coronavirus pandemic. To fill their budget deficits, some have argued that policymakers should consider taking away defined-benefit pensions for …
December 23, 2020
As this turbulent year comes to an end, our team wanted to take some time to share what we have been grateful for, and what we want to achieve in the fight for retirement security next year. Below, members of …
November 18, 2020
Too often it is claimed that closing public pension plans and moving all newly hired public employees into defined-contribution plans like a 401(k) or cash balance hybrid plans is needed for state and local governments to address budget shortfalls. However, …
November 6, 2020
Welcome to this month’s first edition of This Week in Pensions! This is the news you need to know in the fight for a secure retirement. Before you dive into our top stories from this week, check out some stories …
August 4, 2020
Throughout the summer, NPPC will be sharing the stories of retired and current public employees, told in their own words.
July 20, 2020
Throughout the summer, NPPC will be sharing the stories of retired and current public employees, told in their own words.
We've gathered the latest in pension news for you! https://protectpensions.org/2021/09/17/week-pensions-september-17-2021/
A @NIRSonline report found that significant disparities exist between white Americans and Black and Hispanic Americans in the ownership of financial assets.
Pensions are portable. https://protectpensions.org/2021/09/15/three-reasons-pensions-portable/
Need some good news? Check out the good work public employees are doing across the country. https://protectpensions.org/tag/public-employee-stories/
"The reality is that most working Americans will continue to struggle to achieve retirement security because the ownership of financial assets is highly concentrated among the wealthiest." @NIRSonline https://bit.ly/3ntcIK0
