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1 Texas’ Retired Employees Obligations: Case Study – City of Houston
Bill King

2 Pension Plans Three Plans State law mandates defined-benefit plans
Police Fire All other Municipal Employees State law mandates defined-benefit plans Contributions to trust fund City Employee Trust fund administration (also mandated by state law)

3 Categories of Obligations
Pension Plans Underfunding Pension Bonds Retiree Health Benefits Totally unfunded

4 Funding Adequacy Measuring adequacy of funding
Variables – actuarial & investment return assumptions 8.5% rate of return on investments Actuarial Studies - Annually as June 30

5 City Contributions 2000 = $100 million 2010 = $233 million
More than Parks, Library, Health & Solid Waste Departments, combined 2020 projected = $505 Million Will be about ½ of all property taxes collected by the City at that time

6 Unfunded Liability - Actuarial Calculation
2010 Actuarial Studies $2.3 Billion Pension Bonds $.6 Billion Total $2.9 Billion

7 Unfunded Liability - Market Value Calculation
2010 Actuarial Studies $3.8 Billion Pension Bonds $.6 Billion Total $4.4 Billion

8 Funding History

9 Unfunded Liability Continues to Grow

10 Retiree Health Benefits
Estimated Liability as of June 30, 2006 $3.0 Billion Annual Cost $21 Million $59 Million

11 City’s “official” numbers
Perspective City’s “official” numbers Worst case Per Capita $2,521 $3,826 City’s Net Assets ($3.4 Billion) 1.7X 2.8X City’s Annual Budget ($3 Billion) 1.9X 3.1X City’s Total Bonded Debt ($13 Billion) 45% 68% City’s Annual Property Tax Collections ($830 Million) 7.2X 11.2X

12 Not Just the City of Houston This is a Statewide Problem
Estimated Unfunded Liability Statewide as of June 30, 2010: $42 Billion Estimated Unfunded Liability Statewide if FMV of assets is used: $68 Billion

13 Statewide Retiree Health Benefits
Estimated Liability as of 2010: $73 Billion

14 Total Statewide Unfunded Liability for Pensions and Health Cost at 2010 Fair Market Value
Pension UAAL $68 Billion Pension Bonds $2 Billion Retiree Health Costs (OPEB) $73 Billion Total $143 Billion

15 Statewide per Capita Debt
$5,700

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