The Teachers' Retirement System for Illinois said Monday that its unfunded liability swelled by $4.8 billion in fiscal 2010.If this were for profit business: the SEC would shut this operation down for mail and wire fraud.
That amount now puts the total unfunded liability for the plan at nearly $40 billion, which represents 52% of total future liabilities.
Teachers' Retirement System trustees said the plan, which provides retirement, disability and survivor benefits, sold assets during the 2008 and 2009 economic recession, which resulted in a 26% loss in investment income.
The plan covers 365,000 teachers, administrators and other public school employees in the state with the exception of Chicago Public Schools personnel.
Tuesday, November 02, 2010
IL. Teachers' Retirement System's unfunded liability jumps $5 billion in FY10
Crain's Chicago Business reports: