
The Center for State and Local Government Excellence has made available two sets of 2006 pension data on its Web site, covering defined DC data for 20 primary plans operated by state governments as well as DB data for 126 state-administered plans. Curious about the health of your pension plan? Compare it to the data, available here. The Public Fund Survey, which coordinated with the CSLG, also provides data, available here.
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