
Public finance, pensions, mortality trends from the perspective of Meep (Mary Pat Campbell), a life-annuity actuary. Less frequent topics: data visualization, actuarial politics, literature, opera, and sumo.
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12 May 2026, NYT: How Mamdani and Hochul Are Solving New York City’s Budget Crisis [emphasis added]
A generous influx of state resources from Gov. Kathy Hochul and a new tax on luxury second homes will help Mayor Zohran Mamdani b...
9 May 2026, FT: Iowa pension chief resigns amid concerns about performance figures
The $47bn Iowa public pension fund has been plunged into a governance crisis, with its chief executive resigning, its chief benefits officer terminated an...
In this recent podcast post: April Awareness: Autism, Cancer, Finance, and Poetry, I mentioned I should re-run my posts on life insurance fraud, but then remembered… I have a lot of posts touching on fraud.
So why not link to them all here...
From August 2025, the commies at Jacobin touted this bright idea: [before Mamdani was elected]
11 Aug 2025, Jacobin: Zohran Mamdani Should Mobilize NYC’s Pension Fund Leverage
While the mayor of New York has relatively limited economic...
April is the cruelest month in dropping all sorts of awareness topics on our heads: Autism, Cancer (various types - I covered testicular cancer earlier this month), financial literacy, and poetry… suppose we become “aware” of all this? What...
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