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May 4, 2025
"The more vendors you work with, the greater the chance you'll be impacted by a cybersecurity incident affecting one of them.... [E]very vendor you work with likely works with other vendors, increasing the probability that you'll be affected by an incident.... If a vendor cannot provide an objective, third-party cybersecurity assessment, like a SOC2 report or other attestation, showing that it has solid cyber protections in place, that's a red flag."
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Segal via NCPERS PERSist
July 25, 2023
"On average, public retirement plans whose members are ineligible for Social Security offer higher COLAs (2.5%) than plans that allow members to participate in Social Security (1.8%).... As inflation increases, members not participating in Social Security who receive a typical COLA or no COLA will lose net purchasing power and likely fall behind public sector employees who participate in Social Security. These plans may find retirees struggling to keep up with rising costs, especially during years of high inflation[.]"
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Oct. 20, 2022
"Except for some COLA designs and potential investment impacts, periods of high inflation generally do not have a direct, immediate impact on public pensions. Typically, the effect is delayed and is based on other factors related to inflation; and may not have as great an impact on plan costs as the prices of goods and services."
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