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Cash Balance Plan Likely to Increase Costs, Impact the Quality of Public Services and Reduce Retirement Security

Jason Bailey | February 11, 2013

While the primary pension challenge Kentucky faces is how to find the revenue to pay back the existing unfunded liability, much of the attention has instead focused on moving new employees to a defined contribution plan or a hybrid plan like the cash balance option included in Senate Bill 2. However, there are a number of reasons to prefer Kentucky’s existing defined benefit design over such a plan.

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