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Furlough Fever
BY:
Girard Miller
| February 2010
Are four-day workweeks the beginning of a permanent trend or a passing phenomenon?
California's $125 Million Middlemen
BY:
Girard Miller
| January 21, 2010
More evidence of influence-peddling in the Golden State's pension fund
Federal Incentives for Retirement Benefits Reform?
BY:
Girard Miller
| January 21, 2010
The case for a taxable 'benefits bonds' rebate
Could 'Build America Bonds' Be Extended After 2010?
BY:
Girard Miller
| January 14, 2010
The new subsidized taxable bond option has been highly successful.
2010 Retirement Reform Resolutions
BY:
Girard Miller
| January 7, 2010
Time for less finger-pointing and more action
4 Comments
2010 Pension Investment Outlook
BY:
Girard Miller
| January 7, 2010
For the coming year, here are some strategies - both 'inside the box' and 'outside the box.'
Looking Twice at Pension Double-Dipping
BY:
Girard Miller
| December 17, 2009
Should full pensions be allowed if you keep working?
39 Comments
New Retiree Benefits Scam: "Insurance Arbitrage"
BY:
Girard Miller
| December 10, 2009
Squirrelly insurance deals are too good to be true.
1 Comments
Mini-Medicare Proposal Could Solve Municipal Retiree Benefits Problems
BY:
Girard Miller
| December 10, 2009
Police, fire and teachers could use Medicare at 55, cutting localities' costs.
20 Comments
Employer-Paid Humbug!
BY:
Girard Miller
| December 3, 2009
Public employers can no longer afford to pay employees' share of pension costs.
57 Comments
The New Normal Economic Environment
BY:
Girard Miller
| December 2009
Even in a post-recession economy, leaders must learn to say no.
Who Needs Placement Agents, Anyway?
BY:
Girard Miller
| November 19, 2009
There really is no place in the pension boardroom for mercenaries.
2 Comments
California's Dirty Little Withholding Secret
BY:
Girard Miller
| November 12, 2009
How the Golden State "borrows" money from taxpayers -- interest free.
3 Comments
Can the Bond Insurers Survive?
BY:
Girard Miller
| November 12, 2009
The "B" word shows up in earnings and news reports.
California Pensions' $65 Million Middleman
BY:
Girard Miller
| November 5, 2009
In the wake of a scandal, a ballot initiative to reform the state's pension system gains new fuel.
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