Administration March 12, 2012

Conn. Pension Bailout Plan Approved

March 12, 2012 (PLANSPONSOR.com) – Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy’s plan to pay down the state pension plan’s debt was approved last week. 
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According to the Journal Inquirer, state lawmakers chose not to vote against the governor’s plan.

The new plan requires the state to set aside more money to avoid the projected $4.5 billion year payment into the state employees pension fund 20 years from now.

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Connecticut’s pension fund currently has less than 48% of the money it needs, ranking it among the worse funds in the nation. Governor Malloy expects the plan to be 80% funded by 2025. (See “Conn. Governor Proposes Increase to State’s Pension Payment”). 

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