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The city will sell them this year if Rahm Emanuel's administration decides to move forward.
August 15 -
The settlement means the court won't decide the rights of bondholders versus pension funds.
July 31 -
The Public Employee Pension Transparency Act (HR 6290) would prohibit states and localities from issuing tax-exempt bonds unless they file annual reports on their public pension systems to the U.S. Treasury Department.
July 27 -
The state program invests retirement savings for workers whose employers don't offer pension plans.
July 6 -
A judge signed off Thursday on the city's interim settlement with its police and fire pension funds,
June 7 -
An overhaul trimmed $7 billion from the fund's pension liability, but an $11.7 billion liability remains.
June 6 -
A settlement would free up some state-intercepted revenues for the city while sending some overdue contributions to the funds.
May 31 -
Scott Evans, chief investment officer of New York City’s $194 billion of pension funds, will step down at the end of the fiscal year June 29.
May 29 -
Harvey, Illinois, bondholders continue to get the city's home-rule taxes, but lose the city's share of state taxes.
May 22 -
Moody's says CalPERS' faster debt repayment plan is credit positive despite the budget strain it will provoke.
February 26