Pennsylvania State Senator Katie Muth at the State Capitol in Harrisburg. (Photo: Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) — When State Senator Katie Muth joined the board of the Pennsylvania teachers' pension fund last year, she knew she had a lot to learn: With a college degree in athletic training, her financial education consisted largely of paying off her student loans. But she saw the unpaid trustee position at the $75 billion Public School Employees' Retirement System as a way to protect teachers and state taxpayers — and an extension of her job as a lawmaker.
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