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121st Maine Legislature |
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Office of Fiscal and Program Review |
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LD 718 |
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An
Act To Create a New Pension System for Newly Hired Teachers and State
Employees |
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LR 0839(01) |
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Fiscal Note for Original Bill |
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Sponsor: Rep. Mills of Cornville |
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Committee: Labor |
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Fiscal Note Required: Yes |
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Fiscal Note |
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Undetermined current biennium cost increase - All Funds |
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Fiscal Detail
and Notes |
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The
actual cost to the State and to the Maine State Retirement System can not be
determined at this time and will depend on the specific features of the new
defined benefit plan. The Maine State
Retirement System has indicated that retirement costs to the State would
increase in the near term if this proposal is approved. The State will continue to pay down the
unfunded actuarial liability of the existing defined benefit plan. The State will also continue to pay the
normal cost for those State employees and teachers who would remain on the
existing plan. The normal cost rate
may increase as a result of no new hires being brought in to offset the
rapidly aging population in the existing plan. The State will contribute to the new defined benefit plan on
behalf of the newly hired State employees and teachers for both the mandatory
and optional features of the plan.
Finally, the State will contribute to Social Security for the new
hires in addition to the contribution for the normal cost component. The current employer cost for Social
Security is 7.65% of payroll. |
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