TRENTON, N.J. – The New Jersey pension crisis would be bad enough even if 10% of pension recipients resided (and paid property taxes) in the state of New Jersey. 10% is the national average. But it’s not 10%. According to Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Wednesday’s Assembly budget hearing with state Treasurer Elizabeth Muoio raised plenty of eyebrows. During the hearing, Assemblyman Ned Thomson of Monmouth County (an actuary by trade with ample experience overseeing pension investments) warned that the Murphy Administration’s Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) released a new report on Wednesday which found New Jersey nursing one of America’s worst unfunded pension liabilities per capita. “Few states have engaged in overt underfunding as egregious as New Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey’s state-owned buildings, roads, highways, bridges, and even parks may soon be ‘for sale’ if Governor Phil Murphy gets his way as part of an effort to raise cash. State Senator Joe Pennacchio (R-26) issued a Read More
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. — Burlington County voters who thought the first Democrat-controlled freeholder board in over four decades would make Mount Holly more transparent (and less corrupt) are getting a nasty surprise this morning. On Wednesday, we learned that the new Read More
By The Staff _ Robert Pozen of MIT recently wrote an op-ed for Market Watch which is worth a read, Save Jerseyans. Click here for the full op-ed. _
By Anthony Rueck _ A few nights ago, I was home with my family watching President Trump at a rally talking about the positive performance of 401(k) retirement plans. While a proud supporter of our Commander in Chief, I don’t follow Read More
TRENTON, NJ – It’s a strange time in Trenton as Democrat divisions seem to be deepening rather than improving after July’s tense budget battle. On Thursday, Senate President Steve Sweeney — a career organized labor liberal who has voted for many Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — It’s no secret that New Jersey’s pension system is in terrible shape, Save Jerseyans, but new studies continue to confirm the extent of the problem. Last week, an Illinois policy group called Wirepoints released its analysis of state pension Read More
