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Monday, June 25, 2012

The state of Illinois and Chicago are not paying their bills

The state of Illinois and Chicago are not paying their bills concerning the various groups of workers actually working and retired and on pension like policemen, firemen, bus drivers, teachers, state and city workers, etc. In fact, over the last 11 years, the debt added to their pension funds has been rising @ around 25%, ie, doubling every 3 years and truly a Ponzi scheme. This means that they are either going to have to cut the number of teachers working and the programs for the students or cut the benefits for those retiring or retired or a combination. The state has decided to take away free health care coverage for those ALREADY retired and on pensions. Most of the pension funds are expected to be broke in around 10 years.
Pension crisis continues: Dramatic rise in debt for Chicago-area pension plans - chicagotribune.com
Retired state workers to now pay for health insurance - Chicago Tribune

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