Early Retirement Incentives
Jan
2020
Need Budget Savings? There’s Still Time for a Retirement Incentive in ’19-’20
Categories: California Developments,Early Retirement IncentivesThe start of the New Year brings with it new goals, new ideas, and new opportunities. It is also a time to look for creative ways to save money. As you continue to review your district's finances over the coming weeks, consider having PARS help you analyze whether an early retirement incentive can create fiscal savings for your district in 2020 and beyond.
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2019
NOW is the Time to Analyze a Retirement Incentive for Budgetary Savings in the 2019/20 Year
Categories: California Developments,Early Retirement Incentives,PARS NewsPublic Agency Retirement Services (PARS) can help your district analyze whether it makes it sense to offer an early retirement incentive for fiscal and budgetary success. We specialize in customized, locally-controlled early retirement incentives that, if properly designed, can be a win-win solution for unions, employees and administrations.
read more...Jul
2019
In the New Fiscal Year, PARS Offers Solutions to Help Your District
Categories: California Developments,Early Retirement Incentives,PARS NewsPARS is the leader in IRC Section 115 Trusts to fund post employment benefits with over 400 clients prefunding pension and/or retiree healthcare. For over 35 years, PARS has also been a trailblazer in cost-saving retirement incentives and other customized plans
read more...Feb
2019
Budget Proposal: Many Districts Would Still Need to Find Savings
Categories: California Developments,Early Retirement Incentives,Legislative Updates,PARS NewsDeclining enrollment, anticipated economic slowdown and continued pension increases still strain istrict budgets: a well-designed early retirement plan through PARS can help.
read more...Nov
2017
Need Budget Cuts? Consider an Early Retirement Incentive
Categories: California Developments,Early Retirement IncentivesSchool Services of California by Sheila G. Vickers, November 2017
As state revenues for education are slowing down, and as many schools and community colleges are declining in enrollment, we are hearing from many of you in the field that