Welcome to CalPERS Responds. This site is intended to educate, separate fact from fiction, and provide our response about issues related to pensions, investments, and health care.
Welcome to CalPERS Responds. This site is intended to educate, separate fact from fiction, and provide our response about issues related to pensions, investments, and health care.
| Jun 22 2011 |
Top Five Facts You Should Know About CalPERS and Public Pensions Fact #1 – Pensions are a shared responsibility
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| Jun 10 2011 |
CalPERS Responds to LA Times Story on Email Policy The Los Angeles Times today reported that CalPERS has “begun” automatically deleting any emails older than 60 days. The report also implies that the policy was instituted during our special review of placement agents and that C... » Read More | Comments (0)
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| Jun 3 2011 |
CalPERS CIO FT Opinion on Threats to Financial Growth, Importance of Market Governance In this opinion for the Financial Times, CalPERS Chief Investment Officer describes what keeps him up at night and his views on the threats to financial growth. Dear says, “First, we have to recognize the perils. We must be alert to the warn... » Read More | Comments (0)
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| Jun 1 2011 |
Pensioners Earning $100k Headlined by Sac Bee Represent Only 2% of Retirees Today’s Sacramento Bee story about the growth of CalPERS members earning $100,000 or more in annual pensions may suggest that public employees are getting rich in retirement but it is far from the case. Here are some important facts to know: |
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| May 12 2011 |
Study Comparing Private and Public Benefits is Flawed; CFFR Proposals Raise Serious Concerns CalPERS has reviewed the report, “Comparing Public and Private Employee Compensation and Retirement Benefits in California,” commissioned by the California Foundation for Fiscal Responsibility (CFFR). CalPERS preliminary review of CFFR... » Read More | Comments (0)
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CalPERS is working hard to ensure the retirement and health security of our members, provide help to our employers, and manage our investments to meet our long-term liabilities. We hope this information provides education, insight, and clarity.
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