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Some Help For Seniors

Finally, a little support for Social Security recipients, as there will be a 2.8% cost-of-living increase next year. Roughly 62 million Americans will benefit from this increase, but before we get too excited understand that we are talking about the...

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A Regressive Tax?

I'm much less concerned about the federal government accumulating debt as a result of the growth in student loans, as I am American households, especially those at or below median family wealth. The growth in student loan debt is crippling...

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No More Games!

Private equity firms and public pension systems have enjoyed a symbiotic relationship for years, with the latter providing the capital (about 35% of private equity capital comes from public pension systems) to the former to invest with the hope that...

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Ryan ALM Pension Letter

We are happy to share with you the third quarter Ryan ALM Pension Letter . For public pension systems and multiemployer plans that continue to value plan liabilities under GASB using the ROA, liability growth using the return on asset...

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An Important Note From CORPaTH

Here is a note that we received from Ron Auer, Executive Director, CORPaTH regarding the Joint Select Committee on Solvency of Multiemployer Pension Plans. As Ron says, we are entering a critical time. At Ryan ALM and KCS, we'd like...

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Ryan ALM and KCS at FPPTA

There are many U.S. states that conduct on-going (and necessary) training for public fund trustees. I've been fortunate to speak at a number of these events since KCS was created. The folks at the Florida Public Pension Trustees Association (FPPTA)...

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