By pouring more than $10 billion in budget surpluses into its cash-starved pension system since 2020, Connecticut has stemmed ...
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Report: CT student performance tied to teacher pension subsidies
A new report found a link between Connecticut student performance and state subsidies for teacher pensions. The report from the nonpartisan research organization Equable Institute found school ...
Ray Dalio backs Trump’s Invest America accounts for children as BlackRock and others pledge funds, raising questions on ...
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Opinion: Connecticut is in a strong fiscal position, but challenges remain
Connecticut's fiscal position is stronger than it has been in years. The Budget Reserve Fund is at its statutory maximum, pension contributions are shrinking, and the state has weathered recent ...
State officials say Connecticut is making substantial progress in paying down long-term pension debt for retired teachers and ...
The public’s right to know isn’t just about process—it’s about trust. And trust in Connecticut's schools begins with ...
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CalPERS’ $60 billion investment in ‘climate solutions’ lacks environmental standards, transparency
CalPERS won't say what climate companies it invests in. The pension also holds positions in fossil fuel, airlines, plastics manufacturing and technology.
The findings show a challenging landscape: while full-career public workers still tend to receive adequate retirement income, the majority of teachers, public safety officers, and general government ...
Billionaires Ray and Barbara Dalio will give $250 to 300,000 children under 10 in Connecticut as part of the Trump Accounts program.
SCHENECTADY - A verdict in the St. Clare's pension lawsuit trial was expected some time after 5 p.m. Friday. The six-week ...
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