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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.
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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.
COLUMN-Hallelujahs ring after IRS reverses church pension rule
The former nurse and hospital executive recently won a 10-year battle to get the IRS to reverse a ruling that would have cost her and her husband, Riz Corpuz, $2,500 a month in pension benefits from their former employer, the now-defunct Hospital Center at Orange in New Jersey.
Watchdog in pay-off funds warning
Two-fifths of a half-billion-pound public sector pay-off fund was shared by just 1,200 high earners, the spending watchdog has found.
Elderly lost in benefits maze: A 5.5bn worth of benefits unclaimed by pensioners
A shocking one in three pensioners are struggling to make ends meet as bills for everyday essentials continue to rocket and incomes fail to keep up.
In Los Angeles mayor's race, a big win for Eric Garcetti
Los Angeles mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti arrives for an election night rally on Tuesday in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles.
David Nicholson: A 2m pension pot is 'reward for failure'
EMBATTLED NHS boss Sir David Nicholson is being "rewarded for failure" by retiring with a pension pot worth almost A 2million, it has been claimed.
Jacksonville reaches pension deal with general employees union
The union representing most of Jacksonville's non-public safety government workers has tentatively agreed to a package of pension changes that would mainly affect only new workers.
Council to consider mayor's proposed pension changes
With the city retirement system short hundreds of millions of dollars in unfunded liabilities, officials say they are likely to begin requiring municipal employees to contribute to their pensions.
Coalition stays together, says PM
The Prime Minister dismissed suggestions that the Government is running out of steam, telling BBC Radio 4's Today programme there are some big, bold reforms ahead.
Harkin wins public service award for 'bold' universal pension proposal
IFEBP President and board Chairman George Laufenberg, administrative manager for the $2 billion New Jersey Carpenters Funds, Edison, praised Mr.
Scandal or not, one SAC investor can't get enough of Steve Cohen
As federal prosecutors circle Steven A. Cohen's $15 billion hedge fund in a long-running insider trading probe, one financial adviser in Texas is so devoted to the billionaire investor that he may give him more money.
JFC approves surcharge for smokers, 'double dippin...
The Legislature's Joint Finance Committee voted 13-to-3 Tuesday to make smokers pay a $50 surcharge per month for their health coverage.