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A brief reviewed four household surveys and found that at any given point, only about half of private sector wage and salary workers age 25-64 participate in a plan.

While, like all institutional investors, public pension plans were hit hard by the Great Recession, they have experienced a robust recovery due to increasing market returns and operational reforms.

An annual 3 percent compounded cost-of-living pension increases would be tied to inflation and would be skipped in certain years.

South Koreas biggest pension funds are cutting holdings of local debt to buy stocks in the U.S. and Europe, saying the days when the Asian nation could be counted on to outperform developed markets are in the past.

CITs are arguably changing the retirement investment landscape because of an insistence on behalf of plans sponsors of all sizes, but particularly the largest, to keep their exposure to management fees in control.

Orange County, Californias $11.5 billion pension is putting together a fund open to smaller retirement plans to give them access to private-equity investments at a lower cost.

Average public employees in eight states are pension "millionaires"; average replacement income 87 percent of final earnings, AEI study finds

Detroit will ask the judge to let it seek votes on a debt - reduction plan filed last month by emergency manager Kevyn Orr. That plan would reduce pensions to police officers, firefighters and other city employees.