50 min ago | Ohio.com
Vanguard founder sees retirement system as broken, but curable
Few American business leaders are as connected to the concepts of saving and long-term investing as John C. Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group.
5 hrs ago | The China Post
Teachers, civil servants rally against pension reform schemes
Over 10,000 public schoolteachers and civil servants yesterday gathered on Ketagalan Blvd.
9 hrs ago | Milwaukee Courier Online
City pension changes projected to save more than $90 million
Pension changes approved today by the full Common Council will save the city approximately $93 million over the next 20 years, Alderman Michael J. Murphy said.
13 hrs ago | Reuters
What Detroit crisis? Pension fund trustees hang out in Hawaii
The city of Detroit may be facing a deepening financial crisis but that hasn't stopped four trustees of its public pension funds from spending $22,000 of retirement system funds to attend a conference in Hawaii this week.
13 hrs ago | WHTC
What Detroit crisis? Pension fund trustees hang ou...
The city of Detroit may be facing a deepening financial crisis but that hasn't stopped four trustees of its public pension funds from spending $22,000 of retirement system funds to attend a conference in Hawaii this week.
16 hrs ago | Nottingham Evening Post
'Fed up' policemen walking out on job after 30 years
NEARLY every Notts Police officer who has the chance to retire and leave the force after 30 years' service is now doing so.
PERS reforms: Advocates still see hope for deeper public employee pension cuts
Going into the long weekend, those advocating deeper reforms of Oregon's underfunded Public Employee Retirement System are still hoping legislators can pull off a deal that trades more pension cuts for new taxes.
Daniel Borenstein: San Ramon Valley fire district supports union...
Craig Bowen, the San Ramon Valley fire chief who retired in 2008, collects an annual pension of $310,000 a year, in part due to egregious pension spiking that persists in Contra Costa County.
Miller's Move From NYC Pensions To Landmark Raises Questions
Barry Miller , who has been head of private equity for the New York City Retirement Systems , has decided to join Landmark Partners , a secondary firm to which the pension recently made a sizeable commitment.
Millions of workers could see pay cut or frozen as businesses absorb costs of automatic pensions
Millions of workers could face pay cuts, freezes, or even redundancy as firms struggle to meet the extra cost of running new pension schemes under the Government's automatic enrolment project.
Gordhan gets tough on pensions
The treasury is taking a tough stance on the retirement industry, which it believes has costly fees and is not doing enough to assist people with saving.
KPMG: Pension liabilities climb by 60% over five years
PENSION LIABILITIES continue to outstrip asset performance, despite assets performing well over the period, a survey by KPMG has found.
One in five firms will freeze or cut wages to pay for staff pensions after introduction of new rules
Hard-pressed bosses are planning to 'freeze or cut' their workers' salaries as a result of the Government's state pension reforms, a bleak report warns today.
Clear Up Teacher Pension Statute
More than 200 men and women who think of themselves as teachers and are employed as such by the Jefferson County Educational Service Center have been informed that, at least for purposes of planning their retirements, they are not.
Throw Detroit pension trustees overboard
Scores of public sector pension fund administrators are skipping this week's annual National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems in Hawaii for fear that the lavish junket sends the wrong message at a time when public pensions are struggling.
Shock move on Zimbabwe pension contributions
The Zim government has increased compulsory pension contributions to bail out the National Social Security Authority, which funded the referendum.
Pacific Grove residents ask court to force pension election
Residents seeking to invalidate public-safety pensions approved in 2002 by the Pacific Grove City Council are going to court to get their rollback initiative before city voters.
Church employees fight pension loopholes
Most defined-benefit pension plans are required to pay into an insurance fund run by the federal Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp.
Alleged Embezzler's Pension Could Get Frozen
The pension South Whitehall Utilities Supervisor Nancy Tonkin earned over 30 years could be frozen if she is judged guilty of embezzling $850,000 from the township, according to Township Manager Jon Hammer.
Santa Rosa plans to refinance $35 million in pension bonds
Santa Rosa plans to refinance about $35 million in pension bonds in an effort to control costs and prevent the city credit rating from slipping further.