Local leaders are celebrating the long-awaited permanent increase in the rum cover over rate, but the increase is not retroactive and still leaves a $94 million shortfall in funding for ...

The retirement system in November finalized plans to increase the total employee and employer contribution rate for Nevada police and fire employees from 50 percent to 58.75 percent of gross pay ...

Under language released by a Senate panel Thursday night, new federal workers who decline to serve as at-will employees will pay nearly 15% of their paycheck toward their pension benefit.

The Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System's investments dropped in value by about $176 million to $11.5 billion during the quarter that ended March 31, but they have rebounded in value to ...

Government employees and other retirees with substantial qualified retirement accounts—TSP, 401 (k), 403 (b), and traditional IRAs—must pay special attention to trust language.

The Pensions Schemes Bill, which entered its second reading this week, has reportedly received support from consumer groups ...

The Pensions Schemes Bill has entered its second reading and is expected to support 20 million people with savings in their ...

Like Koleszar, state Rep. Regina Weiss, D-Oak Park, argued the changes to the state employee retirement system were necessary to retain employees in state government.

The Federal Employees Retirement System, known as FERS, is often described as a three-legged stool. It includes a pension, a Thrift Savings Plan akin to a 401 (k) and — like nearly all U.S ...

The Arkansas Public Employees Retirement System is the state government's second largest retirement system with about $12 billion in investments and more than 80,000 working and retired members.

But the program will be available to employees who are eligible on or before Aug. 31 this year for a reduced or unreduced retirement through the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System.

While insisting this wasn't Trump’s fault, Noem blamed previous administrations for failing to update NOAA’s “ancient” ...