PERA
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What PERA’s bad year means for public workers, retirees and taxpayers in Colorado, explained in charts
Most of what the government puts into the pension system is covering unfunded debt, not the retirement of current workers and teachers
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Low pay. Cuts to PERA. For some state workers in Colorado, it’s like the recession never ended.
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PERA lost $1.8 billion after brutal finish for 2018 stocks. Now public workers and taxpayers will pay more.
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Get to know Brian Watson, the Republican candidate for Colorado treasurer
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Get to know Dave Young, the Democrat candidate for Colorado treasurer
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Colorado’s PERA board may ditch its longtime financial adviser after $1.3 billion mistake
The error was spotted by an internal audit, triggering what the board president described as a “serious fire drill”
