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pensions

  • Senate Committee Hearings on Challenges for Public School Teachers
    Senate Committee Hearings on Challenges for Public School Teachers
    The Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee holds hearings to examine the immediate and long-term challenges facing public school teachers, focusing on low pay, teacher shortages, and underfunded public ...
    June 20, 2024BY Epoch Video
  • The Ins and Outs of Final Salary Pensions
    The Ins and Outs of Final Salary Pensions
    How do you envision your golden years? For many, it means traveling or just relaxing on sun-kissed beaches, ...
    February 7, 2024BY Due
  • Sunak Commits to Pension Increases Despite Cost to Budget
    Sunak Commits to Pension Increases Despite Cost to Budget
    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has confirmed that state pensions could increase next year by almost 8 percent, with ...
    August 17, 2023BY Evgenia Filimianova
  • Senate Passes Private Member’s Bill Protecting Canadian Workers’ Pensions
    Senate Passes Private Member’s Bill Protecting Canadian Workers’ Pensions
    A private member's bill that creates new protections for workers’ pensions in the event of employer insolvency has passed ...
    April 20, 2023BY Matthew Horwood
  • New Bill Will Protect Employee Pensions if Company Declares Bankruptcy
    New Bill Will Protect Employee Pensions if Company Declares Bankruptcy
    The House of Commons passed a private member's bill on Nov. 23 that will protect employee pensions if ...
    November 27, 2022BY Marnie Cathcart
  • Texas Teachers’ Retirement System Moves to Distance Pensions From Chinese Stocks
    Texas Teachers’ Retirement System Moves to Distance Pensions From Chinese Stocks
    The largest public retirement system in Texas is moving to remove Chinese companies from the list of stocks ...
    October 14, 2022BY Andrew Thornebrooke
  • Meal Ticket No More: The ‘Gold Standard’ Private Pensions Exposed Now as High-Wire Busts
    Meal Ticket No More: The ‘Gold Standard’ Private Pensions Exposed Now as High-Wire Busts
    Like many retirees, Jesus Nunez knew he was due a pension but was having a hard time tracking ...
    September 29, 2022BY John F. Wasik
  • Annuities: Types and Examples
    Annuities: Types and Examples
    Whether you know it or not, you’ve at least heard the word “annuity” thrown around. Unconvinced? You’ve probably encountered annuities ...
    September 24, 2022BY Due
  • How to Max your Social Security? Should You Draw it at 62?
    How to Max your Social Security? Should You Draw it at 62?
    For many Americans, the age of 62 is a noteworthy milestone. At this age, those paying into Social ...
    May 26, 2022BY Ty Flores
  • Money Maze: Retirees Turn Detective to Find ‘Lost’ Pensions
    Money Maze: Retirees Turn Detective to Find ‘Lost’ Pensions
    When Sam Semilia toted up his retirement finances, he was pretty sure that he was due a pension ...
    May 1, 2022BY John F. Wasik and RealClearInvestigations
  • After 3 Years of Imprisonment, Released Chinese Woman Faces New Form of Persecution
    After 3 Years of Imprisonment, Released Chinese Woman Faces New Form of Persecution
    On Aug. 26, a Chinese court live stream of a pension suspension case was abruptly cut off in ...
    September 4, 2021BY Luo Ya and Xinan Li
  • California’s Public Pension Plans Boast 20 Percent Returns
    California’s Public Pension Plans Boast 20 Percent Returns
    Commentary Both of California’s large public pension plans posted returns of more than 20 percent during the 2020–21 ...
    July 29, 2021BY Tim Shaler
  • Illinois Pensions Among Worst-Funded in Nation, Report Confirms
    Illinois Pensions Among Worst-Funded in Nation, Report Confirms
    A new report confirms Illinois is among the worst in the country when it comes to funding its ...
    July 24, 2021BY The Center Square
  • Will California’s Public Pension System Learn From Its Mistakes?
    Will California’s Public Pension System Learn From Its Mistakes?
    Commentary If you've had a chance to look at your 401(k) or IRA rollover quarterly statement for June ...
    July 15, 2021BY John Moorlach
  • Pandemic Haves vs the Have-Nots
    Pandemic Haves vs the Have-Nots
    Commentary The pandemic has highlighted the challenges that developed countries face around the world. Not only that, it ...
    February 22, 2021BY Bill Tufts
  • Pensions Won’t Fall but Might Not Increase, Australian Finance Minister
    Pensions Won’t Fall but Might Not Increase, Australian Finance Minister
    Pensioners may not receive a boost to their payments later this year after all, with the finance minister ...
    August 20, 2020BY AAP
  • Right to Work Chief Targets Union Pension Bailout in Latest CCP Virus Recovery Talks
    Right to Work Chief Targets Union Pension Bailout in Latest CCP Virus Recovery Talks
    Senate Republicans negotiating another CCP virus recovery bill with House Democrats are being warned against agreeing to a ...
    July 23, 2020BY Mark Tapscott
  • Top 4 Hill Leaders Eligible for Millions in Taxpayer-Funded Retirement Pensions
    Top 4 Hill Leaders Eligible for Millions in Taxpayer-Funded Retirement Pensions
    Four top leaders representing both major political parties on Capitol Hill could walk away with millions of dollars ...
    July 15, 2020BY Mark Tapscott
  • The Retirement Financial Crisis Is Next
    The Retirement Financial Crisis Is Next
    Commentary Given the enormity of the current financial crisis, millions of Americans are wondering where their next month’s ...
    March 27, 2020BY James Gorrie
  • US Pensions Under More Pressure to Divest From Chinese Securities
    US Pensions Under More Pressure to Divest From Chinese Securities
    Commentary U.S. public pensions are facing increasing pressure from lawmakers to stop funneling public money into Chinese securities—and ...
    September 15, 2019BY Fan Yu
  • Despite Surplus Claims, CA Can’t Fund Pensions
    Despite Surplus Claims, CA Can’t Fund Pensions
    California has long struggled with budget problems, which have persisted regardless of who’s in charge of governing the ...
    June 24, 2019BY Alice Salles
  • Tax-paid Hill Pensions Would End Under Scott, Braun Bill
    Tax-paid Hill Pensions Would End Under Scott, Braun Bill
    WASHINGTON—Generous tax-funded pensions for members of Congress would be abolished under a proposal introduced in the Senate on ...
    February 12, 2019BY Mark Tapscott
  • Australian Inquiry Brings Threat of Lawsuits Against Pension Funds
    Australian Inquiry Brings Threat of Lawsuits Against Pension Funds
    SYDNEY—A law firm said on Sept. 11 it would file class-action lawsuits against Australia's biggest bank and wealth ...
    September 11, 2018BY Reuters
  • New York City Sanitation Worker’s $285,000 Pension Is More Than Twice His Salary
    New York City Sanitation Worker’s $285,000 Pension Is More Than Twice His Salary
    After nine years of legal wrangling and 10 Freedom of Information requests from the nonprofit Empire Center, the ...
    February 21, 2018BY Chris Jasurek
  • Chinese Leaders Fear Military Revolt | China Uncensored
    Chinese Leaders Fear Military Revolt | China Uncensored
    Out-of-work soldiers are a dangerous prospect. Could this destabilize the Chinese regime?
    October 21, 2016BY Chris Chappell
  • Greeks Hit by Closed Banks, Warnings From Eurozone
    Greeks Hit by Closed Banks, Warnings From Eurozone
    Banks and ATM machines were shut throughout Greece on Monday, the first day of capital controls announced by ...
    June 29, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • A Shield Against Poverty, Pensions Are Greece’s Top Priority
    A Shield Against Poverty, Pensions Are Greece’s Top Priority
    Fotis Theodorakopoulos watched quietly as other demonstrators gathered to discuss Greece's financial drama and chant defiant slogans outside ...
    June 23, 2015BY seth
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