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Christie Retroactively Cuts Pension Payment

By Frank Crivelli on March 25, 2014
Posted in Retiree Benefits

This is a very interesting article regarding how Governor Christie employed some "fuzzy math" to reduce the State’s legally mandated pension payment. NJSPOTLIGHT

Tags: Gov. Christie, Governor Chris Christie, Governor Christie, Pension, pension reform, pension system, PFRS, PFRS Retiree Benefits, public employee pension systems, Retiree Benefits
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