Educators take legal action to retain authority over Ohio pension board.
Ohio’s Teacher Resignation Systems Committee Management Shift A trio of educators in Ohio is advocating for a change in the law that would transfer the oversight of the Teacher Resignation Systems Committee from educators to politically appointed individuals. This move was initiated by the Ohio Education Association, the Ohio State Federation of Teachers, and the […]
Ohio teachers sue the state for being removed from the board of the retired teachers’ pension fund
Ohio Educators Union Sues State Over Pension Fund Changes COLOMBUS, Ohio — The largest educators’ union in Ohio is taking legal action against the state regarding recent modifications to the pension fund for retired teachers. On Tuesday, a lawsuit was filed by the Ohio Education Association (OEA), the Ohio State Federation of Teachers (OFT), and […]
UK state pension: what is the triple lock, and could it be removed?
The new state pension is expected to rise by around £11, bringing it to £241 starting next April, thanks to the triple lock system. However, the figures on inflation—specifically that potential 4.7% increase, translating to an extra £560 per year—need official confirmation. This situation may reignite discussions about the sustainability of the Triple Lock and […]
Many retired Houston city employees are still awaiting their promised pension payments.
Houston Retirees Face Financial Struggles Due to Pension Delays Over 1,000 former city employees from Houston are experiencing serious financial troubles after waiting nearly five months for their promised pension payments through the Early Retirement Pension Program. Javier Medina, a former engineer with the Houston Police Department, is among the many retirees still awaiting their […]
Houston retirees experiencing delays in pension payments for months
Nearly 300 retired city employees in Houston, a city led by Democrats, are reportedly still waiting for their pension payments months after opting for an early retirement package aimed at reducing costs. Local reports indicate that Mayor John Whitmire has pushed back against criticisms regarding the delays in payments from Houston’s Employee Pension Plan (HMEPS). […]
Many retired city employees have been waiting for months to receive their pension payments: ‘I need my money’
Retired City Employees Face Delays in Pension Payments Nearly 300 retired employees from Houston are reportedly waiting months to receive their pension payments after opting for an early retirement package aimed at cost reduction. Houston’s Mayor John Whitmire has defended the city’s Employee Pension Plan (HMEPS) amid complaints about the delays. He emphasized that the […]
New French prime minister willing to soften pension reforms
French Prime Minister Seeks Compromise on Pension Reforms The newly appointed French prime minister is proposing to soften President Macron’s contentious pension reforms, aiming to win support from leftists while maintaining a solid budget. Sébastien Lecornu, a close ally of the centrist president, faces the tough challenge of uniting the Socialist Party and conservative Republicans […]
RSA leader: Trump’s erratic actions jeopardize the stability of Alabama’s $17 billion pension fund
Concerns Over Alabama’s Birondor Fund Amid Economic Uncertainty The $17 Birondor Fund, which supports the pensions of many Alabama government employees and retirees, is experiencing a challenging phase as President Donald Trump enters the latter part of his second term. David Bronner, the CEO overseeing Alabama’s retirement system, has expressed concerns regarding Trump’s erratic tariffs […]
Zohran Mamdani aims to pull NYC pension funds out of Israel if he becomes mayor.
Zohran Mamdani’s Stance on NYC Pension Funds Zohran Mamdani, if he becomes mayor, intends to advocate for the sale of New York City’s pension funds linked to Israel. In a recent interview, he expressed, “I don’t believe we should maintain a fund that operates in violation of international law.” He made these comments during an […]
Is the German pension system destined to fail?
In 1955, Prime Minister Conrad Adenauer commented that “people always have children,” which came up during discussions on the pension scheme for the new federal republic. Under his leadership, Germany opted for a generational contract where the workforce funds retirees through salary contributions. This model relies heavily on a high birth rate and low life […]