Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association
PERA’s investments generated billions in 2020. But the Colorado pension’s financial condition worsened.
Banner stock market generated 17.4% returns on PERA’s investments. But it wasn’t enough to cover $3.1 billion in new costs the pension expects following a demographic study.
Before coronavirus, PERA had one of its best years in decades. Here are 3 concerns going forward.
Colorado’s state pension system in 2019 had one its best years in decades, then the recession hit.
Colorado’s $30.3 billion coronavirus-sickened state budget explained in 10 numbers
The state budget includes a $200 million IOU for unspecified legislation that will eliminate tax breaks or raise fees, leaders said
