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State Treasurer Dale Folwell’s office yesterday issued a release reporting on the financial performance of the state’s pension fund
State Treasurer Dale Folwell’s office yesterday issued a release reporting on the financial performance of the state’s pension fund
 
In July 2016, the NC State Treasurer released annual performance figures for the N.C. pension fund
In July 2016, the NC State Treasurer released annual performance figures for the N.C. pension fund
 
In July 2016, the NC State Treasurer released annual performance figures for the N.C. pension fund, which is responsible for the retirement assets of nearly one million of our state's teachers, state/local employees, law enforcement, firefighters, rescue workers and National Guard members.
In July 2016, the NC State Treasurer released annual performance figures for the N.C. pension fund, which is responsible for the retirement assets of nearly one million of our state's teachers, state/local employees, law enforcement, firefighters, rescue workers and National Guard members.
 
A recent study concluded that North Carolina's $87 billion state pension fund is the second-best performing plan in the nation, even though new government-mandated accounting methods show it might be underfunded by more than $15 billion instead of operating in the black, as official state figures...
A recent study concluded that North Carolina's $87 billion state pension fund is the second-best performing plan in the nation, even though new government-mandated accounting methods show it might be underfunded by more than $15 billion instead of operating in the black, as official state figures...
 
For years in North Carolina, when teachers and state employees complained about salaries that were lower than their counterparts in the private sector.
For years in North Carolina, when teachers and state employees complained about salaries that were lower than their counterparts in the private sector.
 

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