Recent market turbulence and your pension plans

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[Posted 8/8/11] Recent sharp reductions in the stock market and the decision from Standard & Poor’s to downgrade the U.S. credit rating from AAA to AA+ may lead to increased market volatility. Five major insurers, including TIAA-CREF, were also downgraded by Standard & Poor's in connection with their decision about the U.S. credit rating.

We’ve compiled some articles about S&P’s downgrade and how it may affect the market, as well as relevant links to PSC members’ retirement plan providers.

Recent articles

US borrowing costs could go up with the S&P's downgrade decision (DigitalJournal.com)
S.& P. Downgrades Debt Rating of U.S. for the First Time (New York Times)
S&P Strips U.S. of Top Credit Rating (Wall Street Journal)
S&P Cut Ripples Across Businesses (Wall Street Journal)

Links to PSC members’ retirement plan providers


TIAA-CREF

News Updates (see statement re market volatility)
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Teachers’ Retirement System
News Updates
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Halliday Financial Group (administers Guardian Insurance & Annuity options for the CUNY Optional Retirement Plan)
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Guardian’s Financial Strength
Latest Guardian News
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MetLife
Metlife's Financial Strength
Press Room
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New York State Tax Deferred Compensation Plan (NYSTDCP) 457(b) plan
News Bulletins
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