Tracy Dorrington, a 53-year-old teacher, is one of the thousands of public sector workers choosing higher pay over the prized ...

Teachers and other public-sector workers receive defined benefit (DB) pensions. This means they pay a set portion of their ...

After years of turmoil on the State Teachers Retirement System board, state lawmakers decided to change who controls the ...

A Minnesota retirement system for public school teachers under Gov. Tim Walz is “cooking the books” by vastly underreporting fees paid to investment managers, a top pension investigator said.

Hundreds of teachers are in limbo with their divorces due to long delays working out the value of their pension.Some have been waiting over a year, unable to get divorced without a cash equivalent ...

Teachers have a choice: The hybrid plan combines a traditional pension plan with a tax-deferred investment account, or teachers can pick an option that is just like a 401(k).

Teachers and their school districts contribute to teacher pensions. As part of the new legislation, $40 million also was dedicated to the Minnesota TRA, which manages teachers’ pension accounts.