Changing N.J. pension system to 401k would cost $42 billion, liberal think tanks say
By Matt Friedman, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com TRENTON — Shifting New Jersey’s public employee pension plan to a…
Ending Defined Benefit Plans Would Worsen New Jersey’s Pension Debt
By Jon Whiten Moving new employees out of defined benefit pension plans and into 401(k)-type retirement accounts would not…
N.J. Switch to 401(k)-Type Pension May Cost $42 Billion
By Elise Young Switching future New Jersey public workers to a 401(k)-type retirement plan, a move Governor Chris Christie…
Ending traditional pensions could cost N.J. taxpayers
By Michael Symons TRENTON – New Jersey taxpayers could have to put an extra $1 billion a year into…
Report: Switching N.J. public employees from pension to 401(k) would be costly
By John Reitmeyer, State House Bureau, As Governor Christie awaits final recommendations from a panel he’s asked to come…
New Rutgers report reveals subsidies for athletics are not declining as originally forecasted
By Keith Sargeant | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com PISCATAWAY — Last Thursday, Rutgers athletics director Julie Hermann presented…
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