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Chapter 14: Not Everyone Wants To Share – How Many OPEB Trusts Do You Need?
By: Jeff Chang Now that the general economic situation and public agency finances appear to be improving, a number of municipalities and special districts are once again looking at their unfunded OPEB (other post-employment benefits) liabilities with an eye to getting … Continue reading
Tagged CERBT, OPEB, OPEB Trusts, other post employment benefits, PARS, retiree health, retiree health funding, retiree health trusts
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