The
assumed rate of return on pension funds of almost 60% of unionized
American public workers is at 8.0%. This is currently almost
impossible to get within any investment portfolio. Still their fund
managers undertake fiduciary responsibility in the face of budget
deficits. Moreover, future economic growth is unlikely, so the
assumed return figure is even more unattainable.
Yet,
the fantasy continues; the public employee budget fiasco
goes on. In fact, almost 20% of such public pensions blindly plan on
average annual earnings well over 8% per year.(See the Earl J.
Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole tweets.)
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