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Six-figure pensions inspire PennLive commenters to sharpen the guillotine
(Source - Kari Larsen, PennLive.com)
Even with reform in progress, Pennsylvania state pensions still face the daunting obstacle of being the second-most underfunded in the U.S. And that crisis notwithstanding, several public employees in Pennsylvania collect mammoth monthly pension benefits that amount to $100,000 or more annually. This news, explored by Jan Murphy in her series on six-figure public pension earners, provoked a variety of responses from PennLive commenters. Read more…
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