PDF BILL NUMBER: SB 868 (Cortese) as introduced January 24, 2022 - CalSTRS Now is the time to make our case to Congress, CFT A Union of Educators and Classified Professionals. **At around the 36:00 mark, I [] Additional payments are available to retirees and beneficiaries of CalSTRS when inflation reduces the purchasing power of their pensions below a certain level, currently set at 80 to 85 percent. CalPERS investment in private equity returned 21.3% as of March 31. CalSTRS' board commits to additional investment actions to address climate change and protect pensions The Teachers' Retirement Board, which governs the California State Teachers' Retirement System, took an important step to support your retirement security at its August 2022 meeting. purchasing power. Clicking "Save changes" will cause the calculator to reload. The COLA for CalSTRS retirees is not compounding. California businesses spent a record amount on lobbying in 2022. Who paid the most. benefit. Rather, the system increases retirees payments each year by an increment equal to 2% of what they received upon retirement. The main CalSTRS pension fund is seriously underfunded, and school district pension costs are more than doubling, biting deep into classroom budgets. A New York native, he is an alumnus of Cornell University. There are long periods of time when equities like the S&P 500 dont give you any return at all. When inflation shrinks the purchasing power of a pension below a certain floor 80% to 85%, as set by the CalSTRS board a retiree or beneficiary becomes eligible for supplementary payments. As CalSTRS rates are more than doubling, squeezing school budgets, an inflation-protection account that keeps teacher pensions from dropping below 85 percent of their original purchasing power has a large and growing excess of funding, $5.6 billion last year. The budget repurposes this supplemental payment to instead supplant state General Fund contributions over multiple years beginning in 202021. Gavin Newsom to become law. endstream endobj 3 0 obj <> endobj 6 0 obj <> endobj 19 0 obj <> endobj 20 0 obj <> endobj 21 0 obj <3.#20Body#20Copy/P/Annotation/Span/Annotation+1/Sect/Annotation+2/Sect/Annotation+3/Sect/Annotation+4/Sect/Annotation+5/Sect/Artifact/P/Artifact+1/Sect/Artifact+2/Sect/Artifact+3/Sect/Artifact+4/Sect/Artifact+5/Sect/Bibliography/BibEntry/Chart/Figure/Chart+1/Sect/Chart+2/Sect/Chart+3/Sect/Chart+4/Sect/Chart+5/Sect/Chartsheet/Part/Default/P/Diagram/Figure/Dialogsheet/Part/DropCap/Figure/Endnote/Note/Footer/Sect/Footnote/Note/Header/P/Header+1/Sect/Header+2/Sect/Header+3/Sect/Header+4/Sect/Header+5/Sect/Hyperlink/Span/InlineShape/Figure/InlineShape+1/Sect/InlineShape+2/Sect/InlineShape+3/Sect/InlineShape+4/Sect/InlineShape+5/Sect/List#20Paragraph/P/Macrosheet/Part/Normal/P/Normal,Body#20Copy/P/Outline/Span/Slide/Part/Strikeout/Span/Style5/Span/Subscript/Span/Superscript/Span/TextBox/Art/Textbox/Sect/Underline/Span/Workbook/Document/Worksheet/Part/documentbody1/Span>> endobj 262 0 obj <>]/P 284 0 R/Pg 17 0 R/S/Normal,Body#20Copy>> endobj 263 0 obj <> endobj 264 0 obj <> endobj 265 0 obj <> endobj 266 0 obj <> endobj 267 0 obj <> endobj 268 0 obj <> endobj 269 0 obj <> endobj 270 0 obj <> endobj 271 0 obj <> endobj 272 0 obj <> endobj 273 0 obj <> endobj 274 0 obj <> endobj 275 0 obj <> endobj 276 0 obj <> endobj 277 0 obj <> endobj 278 0 obj <> endobj 279 0 obj <> endobj 280 0 obj <> endobj 281 0 obj <> endobj 282 0 obj <> endobj 304 0 obj <> endobj 284 0 obj <> endobj 18 0 obj <>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 8/Tabs/S/Type/Page>> endobj 311 0 obj <>stream
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