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National Conference on Public Employee Retirement Systems Produces Report on OPEB Challenges for Retiree Medical Benefit Programs
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Oct. 31, 2008

Excerpt: National Conference on Public Employee Retirement System has issued a beautifully-done publication entitled 'The OPEB Challenge - Mapping a comprehensive strategy for public employers.' Many public sector employers provide retiree medical benefits as a supplement to 'traditional' pension benefits. With limited accounting recognition and pay-as-you-go funding, these benefits have not always received the attention that most agree they deserve. That situation is changing[.]  MORE >>

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