Tag: Illinois
Audit Finds Illinois Police, Firefighter Pensions Lack Proper Oversight
State failed to regularly examine 656 public safety plans as required by law.
Illinois Group Wants Municipal Pension Consolidations
The 650-plus downstate public funds could merge to lighten retirement funding burden.
New Illinois Bill Would Consolidate more than 650 Police and Fire Pensions
Top Ratings Agency Slams Illinois Gov.’s Budget Proposal
Pritzker’s plan to bolster the underfunded public pension system via new taxes ‘punts’ on meaningful change, S&P says.
Illinois’ New Governor Installs Two Pension Taskforces
Illinois Teachers’ Asks for 10.6% More in State Contributions
Pension plan’s chief says the $51.7 billion retirement system’s good investment returns aren’t enough to overcome unfunded liabilities.
Illinois OKs $423 Million Pension Bond Buyout, but Its Debt is Growing too Fast
Moody’s warns that without public cuts, liabilities will eat 30% of state income.
Illinois Lawmakers Entertain Bold Bond Sale Plan
Details explained by University of Illinois math professor.
Illinois Could Consider $107 Billion Pension Bond Gamble
SUAA proposal to be entertained Jan. 30.
Pension Reform Hot Topic for Illinois Gov’s State of the State Address
State representative hopes for reversal of population migration trend to battle pension crisis.
Ives Seeks to Make Changes to Illinois Pension Systems in 2018
Adjustments include state constitution amendments, renegotiate pensions.
Illinois Pensions’ Unfunded Liabilities Rise $17 Billion
Funded ratio for the state’s 671 funds drops to 47.9%.
“Historic” Chicago Education Funding Reform Signed
SB 1947 to provide relief for cash-strapped school districts as well as employee retirements.
Illinois’ Teacher Pension Plans Favor White, Affluent Students
Report says pension plans deepen school funding inequities.