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N.J. Pension Deficit at $54 Billion; Illinois, California
Friday, December 24, 2010 12:31 AM
WSJ Reports New Jersey Pension Deficit at $54 Billion; Actual Deficit $174 Billion; Illinois, California, New Jersey Among Worst States
The Wall Street Journal reports New Jersey Pension Gap Hits $54 Billion. http://blogs.wsj.com/metropolis/2010/12 ... t_id=11192
New Jersey’s pension gap grew to $53.9 billion in the last fiscal year, up from $45.8 billion, thanks to market losses and a lack of state funding, according to figures released Thursday.
Gov. Chris Christie’s administration said the gap, which reflected the state’s investment positions as of June 30, highlighted the need for proposed cuts to current public workers’ pensions. The $53.9 billion figure reflects the difference between the retirement benefits the state has promised to roughly 780,000 state and local workers over the next few decades and the amount on hand to pay those benefits.
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