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Investing During a Downturn: A History Lesson
BY:
Girard Miller
| September 22, 2011
What the research reveals on stocks, bonds and inflation.
2 Comments
Socialized Pension Losses for Everybody?
BY:
Girard Miller
| September 22, 2011
A new "Secure Choice" proposal is half-baked but could be salvaged.
2 Comments
Why and How to Restore the United States' AAA Rating
BY:
Girard Miller
| September 8, 2011
Inaction could wipe out all domestic programs in just 10 years.
24 Comments
Making Money in a Zero-Yield Market
BY:
Girard Miller
| September 8, 2011
Find the silver lining in 2011's low-rate world.
Bonds Trump Pensions in Rhode Island
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 11, 2011
A new law puts investors first -- to save the system.
34 Comments
Bring Back Volcker
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 11, 2011
President Obama needs a strong CFO, now.
1 Comments
Navigating the New Normal Economy
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 11, 2011
Even without a double-dip recession, it's a lost decade for state and local governments and their employees.
1 Comments
Deep Freeze for Salaries
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 8, 2011
Thanks to the pension crisis, the public-sector should prepare for a 'lost decade' of compensation correction.
26 Comments
Get Ready for GASB
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 8, 2011
Pension accounting changes should prod advance planning.
4 Comments
Sharing More Pension Data with Investors
BY:
Girard Miller
| August 2011
Public employers will think twice about future benefit increases if laws require more disclosure.
1 Comments
Do Unions Really Spur More Pension Benefits?
BY:
Girard Miller
| July 21, 2011
A new study challenges common beliefs about public pensions and collective bargaining.
6 Comments
GASB Files for Divorce
BY:
Girard Miller
| July 14, 2011
Accounting standards are splitting away from pension funding policies.
9 Comments
Pension Reform: Hits and Misses
BY:
Girard Miller
| July 7, 2011
Big changes are under way in some locales, but some unions are holding out.
19 Comments
Use It or Lose It
BY:
Girard Miller
| June 23, 2011
How to clean up "accrued leave" without hosing taxpayers
15 Comments
Bond Lawyers Discuss Stronger Pension Disclosures
BY:
Girard Miller
| June 23, 2011
A National Association of Bond Lawyers discussion draft suggests 10-year projections.
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