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1 Pensions for State and Local Employees 1 (1969)

handle is hein.tera/pionteloy0001 and id is 1 raw text is: NUMBER 36 TAX FOUNDATION'S October 1969 PENSIONS FOR STATE AND LOCAL EPLOYEES These references have been selected from literature assembled in connection with the preparation of Tax Foundation's forthcoming study on state and local pension systems. Citations have been confined to those concerned directly with state and local systems. Some readers may find it worthwhile to supplement the references listed here with the material in an earlier Tax Foundation bibliography (Number 21) dealing with private pensions, since to some extent problems of private and public systems overlap. The material has been divided under four subdivisions: (1) General discussions of public pension systems, (2) financing public pension plans, (3) benefit issues, and (4) statistical sources. I. GENERAL DISCUSSIONS OF PUBLIC PENSION SYSTEMS Holland, Daniel M. Private Pension Funds: Projected Growth. (Occasional Paper 97). New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1966, 146pp. Surveys growth of pension plans since the 1930's; predicts continued . rapid growth, especially of financial reserves. Covers private as well as state and local plans. 59 Tables. Krislov, Joseph. State and Local Government Retirement Systems - 1965 (Research Report No. 15. U.S. Social Security Administration). Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1966. 82pp. Detailed account of provisions of 151 state and local retirement systems whose members are also covered by Federal social security. Includes material on eligibility requirements for retirement, basis for benefit computation, vesting provisions, method of financing. Lillywhite, Ray L. Public Employee Retirement Plans: Public Relations in Management of Retirement Systems, Municipal Finance, Vol. 38, No. 4, May 1966, pp. 152-160. Describes various methods administrators may utilize to maintain effective communications with members, employers, legislators, and others. Municipal Finance Officers Association. Accounting and Operating Handbook for Public Employee Retirement Systems. Chicago: 1966. 139pp. Presents guidelines in connection with such matters as accounting procedures, investment management, reports, recordkeeping, coordination with Federal social security, and many other topics of practical concern. ALL REQUESTS FOR MATERIALS SHOULD BE SENT TO THE PUBLISHERS TAX FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED - 50 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA * NEW YORK, N.Y. 10020

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