Kansas audit identifies weaknesses in state’s retirement plan for public employees

Alan Conroy, executive director of the Kansas Public Employee Retirement System, said the currently available KPERS 3 plan performed as anticipated by lowering costs to government employers by shifting to workers a portion of financial risk of building a retirement portfolio. KANSAS LEGISLATURE YOUTUBE CHANNEL SCREEN CAPTURE via KANSAS REFLECTOR
BY TIM CARPENTER Kansas Reflector TOPEKA — The Kansas Legislature’s auditors say the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System plan available to the state’s government employees…
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