US - Minnesota's largest public pension plans are saddled with a deficit of nearly US$10bn and are blighted by contribution deficiencies, a Minnesota Taxpayers Association report has found.
In a study of the state’s three major independent teacher plans - St. Paul, Duluth, and Minneapolis Teachers Retirement Fund Associations - and three major state-wide public employee plans - Minne...
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