Blogs | Bluegrass Institute

9/5/22

End practice of using sick-day benefit to spike pensions

8/1/22

Inflation no reason to lose ground on pension progress

6/26/21

Sick leave reform estimated to save taxpayers $50 million per year

4/23/20

Why no seat for taxpayers on new pension board?

10/8/19

Bluegrass Institute commends progress toward increased KRS investment transparency

11/5/18

Bluegrass Institute applauds 'heroes of transparency'

8/23/22

Pension spiking problems persist

11/21/21

Reform current pension benefits, ensure systems' future survival

6/9/21

Next steps: More must be done to stabilize teachers' retirement system

1/19/20

Bluegrass Beacon: Pension contract inviolable, not inflexible

2/21/19

News Release: Pension legislation reflects Bluegrass Institute's paradigm regarding future – but not past – benefits

4/17/18

Bluegrass Beacon: Pension class is in session

8/1/22

Pension reform: Will past performance be the best predictor of future behavior?

10/1/21

Pension-surplus funds not meant to be spent on higher benefits

2/8/21

BIPPS pension reform ideas move forward in the General Assembly

12/2/19

Beshear should end pension spiking for legislators who join his team

2/8/19

Pension spiking for part-time legislators

8/26/23

More for taxpayers means more for government, too

9/21/22

Best practices for a better Kentucky: More work, less welfare

1/14/22

Tis the season for true tax reform

8/23/23

BIPPS @ the Table: CON laws interfere with competition, 'impedes entry of additional providers into markets'

5/17/22

Kentucky's big move in the Rainy Day Fund rankings

12/1/20

Report: Economic freedom best path to make Kentucky competitive again

1/13/23

State of the Commonwealth: Getting stronger due to free-market policies, not gubernatorial politics

4/8/22

Bolstered reserves, lower tax burden increase Kentucky’s competitiveness

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