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Beginning this January, if you are a NYSTRS retiree working for a New York State public employer and have not yet turned 65, you will be able to earn up to $35,000 a year without impacting your pension benefits.
Public pension costs do not crowd out education spending, according to a new study. The real funding squeeze is caused by frequent tax changes that destabilize state and local revenue, the study concludes.
NYSTRS continues to be one of the most secure and well-funded public pension plans in the country with a 30-year rate of return, net of fees, of 8.8% and a funded level of nearly 100%.
NYSTRS' Board of Trustees lowered the System's assumed rate of return on investments to 7.1%.
Expanding Access, Increasing Opportunities NYSTRS' 10th annual Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprises Investments and Professional Services Conference will be held Thursday, Feb. 13 at System offices in Albany.
True to its theme Expanding Access, Increasing Opportunities, the conference introduces potential asset managers and brokers, as well as professional and financial service providers, to the Retirement Sytem.