Public Pensions Should Capitalize on Strong 2024 Returns to Build Long-Term Stability

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Public Pensions Should Capitalize on Strong 2024 Returns to Build Long-Term Stability
Reason Foundation

[Opinion]
Feb. 24, 2025

"Most public pensions benefited significantly from strong equity returns in 2024. According to Reason Foundation's data, the average total asset return reached 9.9%, compared to the average assumed rate of return of 7%. This positive financial momentum for most public pension plans provides a critical opportunity for policymakers to address unfunded liabilities, safeguard retirement benefits, and reduce the potential burden on taxpayers." MORE >>

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