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AssumedBase AssumedAmortizationValuationAssetTrailing Returns
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RANKPLAN SPONSORInvestmentWage "Excess" Period AssetSmoothing5 Year10 Year15 Year20 Year
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ReturnGrowth Return Corridor (years)(market percents)
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2025202420232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201120102009 (a)(b)(a) - (b)
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1114232266653455
CalPERS - Judges System II 1, 3
6.00%2.80%3.20%9; G/L layered 20, all rampedN/A (market) N/A
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22213443433329910
San Mateo County
6.25%3.25%3.00%14; G/L 15-layeredY: 80-12056.46.1
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3332123455547101115
City of San Diego 5
6.50%3.25%3.25%3-declining and part layered ;G/L layered 15Y: 80-12046.936.68
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4447668878885687
LA Department of Water & Power
6.50%3.00%3.50% G/L 15 - layered Level $$ N57.877.218.760
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5551611109191817222231302930
San Diego County
6.50%3.00%3.50%1-rolling; G/L 20 layered N56.966.248.15
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66631312119811111022202224
Fresno County
6.50%3.00%3.50%9-declining; G/L 15 layeredY: 70-13056.815.648.04
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771087181615292930323036278
Mendocino County
6.50%3.00%3.50%12-declining; G/L 18 layeredY: 75-12557.546.658.96
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8875455524423173713
City of San Jose (Safety) 9
6.625%3.00%3.625%most G/L 15 layeredY: 80-12057.85.7
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998659771612123129333440
City of San Jose (General) 9
6.625%3.00%3.625% most 15 - declining; most G/L layered 20 N58.65.7
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10111218141314131115151333323132
City of Fresno (Safety)
6.75%3.00%3.75% if FR<100%, G/L 15 layered; if FR over 110%-30 N58.297.259.23
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11121319151415141216161434313233
City of Fresno (General) 6
6.75%3.00%3.75% if FR<100%, G/L 15 layered; if FR over 110%-30 N58.287.249.24
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12242522242422251499711131012
Ventura County
6.75%3.00%3.75% G/L 15 - layered N58.977.549.74
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13109121086632224544
Contra Costa County
6.75%3.00%3.75%G/L 18 layered except 2012-18 bases reset to 6 years remaining N56.635.888.06
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14131517121110111014141213141311
Sonoma County
6.75%3.00%3.75%4-declining; G/L 20 layered N58.766.969.19
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15142426212321212019181823221517
Imperial County
6.75%3.00%3.75%7- declining; G/L 15 layeredY: 70-13057.576.588.43
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161511917162624137768113736
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit 4
6.75%3.00%3.75% 4-declining; G/L 20 layeredY: 80-1205
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1716141081713123130282925252429
Sacramento County
6.75%2.75%4.00%Most 11 - declining; G/L 20 layeredY: 70-13077.596.878.87
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18171715262927272527252721353528
San Luis Obispo County
6.75%3.00%3.75%15- declining; G/L 20 layered N57.65.78.1
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19181830303333343234343536404039
East Bay Municipal Utility
6.75%3.00%3.75%Pre-2012 layered 30; Otherwise G/L-20 layeredY: 70-13057.467.079.51
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20191933333535372626231928282523
San Joaquin County 7
6.75%3.00%3.75%9-declining; G/L 15 layeredY: 80-12057.05.36.64.9
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2120201327282929233131211516149
Merced County
6.75%2.75%4.00%9-declining; G/L 24 layered Most with ramping N/A(market) N/A8.77.38.96.5
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22212114252725262222363637393938
Stanislaus County
6.75%2.75%4.00%12 - declining; G/L 20 layeredY: 80-12056.76.28.66.6
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2322222016151210920201618183031
Santa Barbara County
7.00%3.00%4.00%most 6-declining; G/L 19 layered and rampedN/A(market)N/A7.76.68.36.5
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2423232119201817212419159212114
Marin County 4
6.75%2.75%4.00% 6-declining; G/L 24 layered and rampedN/A (Market) N/A7.77.29.0
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25252928232523222828272824231720
Alameda County
7.00%3.00%4.00%8- declining ; G/L 20 layeredY: 60-14058.76.679.04
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26272623293232323737292419191921
Tulare County
7.00%3.00%4.00%10-declining; G/L 19 layeredY: 70-130106.45.5
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27282724181917161918171712343335
Orange County
7.00%3.00%4.00%9-declining; G/L 20 layered N58.816.817.84
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28293131312624232725242620242325
Kern County
7.00%3.00%4.00%11.5 - declining; G/L 18 layeredY: 50-15057.096.198.18
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29303234343637363535353427272627
Los Angeles County
7.00%3.25%3.75%most 15-declining; G/L 20 layered N58.27.3
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30312827222220202423212516171619
Los Angeles Fire & Police
7.00%3.00%4.00% most 13-declining; most G/L 20 layered;Y: 60-14078.337.519.43
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31323029283131313332323026262022
City of Los Angeles
7.00%3.00%4.00%most 18-declining ; G/L 15-layeredY: 60-14076.946.468.65
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3226161197303030212620141566
University of California 8
6.75%3.25%3.50%16-declining,Post-2015 G/L 20 layered, Pre-2015 30 layered Level $$ N57.916.98.83
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33333336353736353433333332373837CalPERS 36.80%2.80%4.00% pre-2019 G/L 30+; G/L 20 level $$ with certain ramping N/A(market) N/A6.17.15.87.1
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34343532323434333636373735292826CalSTRS7.00%3.25%3.75%23 years with specified supplemental contributions N37.958.996.847.86
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35353635363028281713131110833
City & County of San Francisco
7.20%3.25%3.95%most 4 or 8-declining; G/L 20 layered; rolling 20-year if FR > 100% N59.8
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363634252021191815101096121216
San Bernardino County
7.25%3.00%4.25% G/L layered 20 N57.696.748.39
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NOTES: Bold indicates change from previous survey.
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1: This does not reflect the Judges I system closed in 1994: features include pay-as-you-go funding and a 3% assumed investment return
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2: Legal agreement determines contribution level -- pegged to specified funded ratios
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3 Ramping up applies only to the investment portion of the gain/loss for first 5 years; not to the non-investment component>Some additional statutory contributions to pay UAL
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4: 50% of "extraordinary" 2008/09 losses amortized over 30 years
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5 System has been reopened for non-Police pursuant to overturn of Proposition B
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6 Amortization will revert to average future working lifetime, roughly 10 years, in event FR becomes > 100%
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7 Extraordinary 2008 actuarial loss amortized over 30 years. Equivalent overall amortization period of all UAL is 10.5 years.
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8 Post-7/1/16 hires have option to elect to be in defined contribution ("DC") plan; to date, roughly 35% have elected DC
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6.5% contribution now, eventually increasing to 10% over time, will be made toward UAL for those in DC plan.
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Additional state contributions may be required as phased employer rate increases to 18%
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Only 85% of actuarial policy contributions made for 2022-23 plan year
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9 Amortization payments increase at less than wage inflation; for San Jose General-2.75%; for San Jose Safety-2.5%
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FR = Funded ratio
G/L = actuarial gains/actuarial losses
"Layered" means a new amotization base is created each year.
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POB = Pension Obligation Bond
DC = Defined Contribution
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Effective with the 2013 survey, the number of entities was reduced from 40 to 37, eliminating three small closed systems. Effective with the 2021 survey, the number of entities reduced to 36 to reflect omission of another closed system.
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The amortization periods for assumption changes are often longer than for G/L and are not shown here. Often, there is a separate amortization policy applicable to benefit changes.