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MI SB1178
Bill
AI Summary
Senate Bill 1178 Summary
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State Treasurer must annually establish uniform actuarial assumptions for local government retirement systems including investment returns, salary increases, mortality tables, discount rates, and health care inflation.
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Unfunded actuarial liabilities must use closed amortization schedules with maximum 20-year periods for pension benefits and 30-year periods for health benefits, using level dollar amortization.
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Salary increase assumptions capped at 3.5% based on actual historical trends; assumed investment returns cannot exceed 200 basis points above 20-year U.S. Treasury bond rates.
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State Treasurer determines underfunded status when health systems are less than 40% funded (or pension systems less than 60% funded) and required contributions exceed 12% of general fund revenues for health or 10% for pensions.
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Local governments must submit annual reports within 6 months of fiscal year-end showing funded ratios, required contributions, and general fund revenues; all data posted publicly by State Treasurer and local governments.
Legislative Description
Retirement; other; protecting local government retirement and benefits act; modify, and require use of reporting assumptions. Amends sec. 5 of 2017 PA 202 (MCL 38.2805) & repeals sec. 2 of 2017 PA 202 (MCL 38.2802).
Local government: other
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Government Operations
11/8/2018