The Bills Connecticut Has Accumulated

The schedules below provide detail for the Connecticut’s 2010 Financial State of the State. 

The Bills the State Has Accumulated
State Bonds $23,178,652,000
Other Liabilities $14,095,315,000
Less:  Debt Related to Capital Assets $6,512,359,000
Net Reported Liabilities $30,761,608,000
Less:  Reported Retirement Liabilities $6,702,923,000
Unfunded Pension Benefits Due $20,867,429,000
Unfunded Retirees’ Health Care
   Benefits Due $29,597,800,000
Bills $74,523,914,000

 

Unfunded Retirement Benefits Due Details:

Connecticut (in thousands)
June 30, 2010 Assets Liabilities Unfunded Liabilities Funding Ratio
State Employees’ Retirement System $9,349,605 $21,054,197 $11,704,592 44.41%
Teachers’ Retirement System** $14,430,187 $23,495,916 $9,065,729 61.42%
Judicial Retirement System $179,740 $276,848 $97,108 64.92%
Pension Plans $23,959,532 $44,826,961 $20,867,429 53.45%
State Employee OPEB Plan $0 $26,600,000 $26,600,000 0.00%
Retired Teacher Healthcare Plan $0 $2,997,800 $2,997,800 0.00%
OPEB Plans $0 $29,597,800 $29,597,800 0.00%
Pension & OPEB Plans $23,959,532 $74,424,761 $50,465,229 32.19%

 

** The State handles the Teachers’ Retirement Plan as a single employer plan.

Additional information about the methodology used to calculate the state’s “Financial State of the State” can be found in our “Financial State of the States” report.

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