Treasury and counsel outline H.567: unclaimed property to bridge Vermont Saves, pension task force and VPIC oversight changes H.567 would raise a small‑dollar unclaimed‑property threshold to $150 and allow up to $300,000 annually to be directed to the Vermont Retirement Security Fund (Vermont Saves admin) while the program scales, and it moves oversight of other post‑employment benefits (OPEB) to the Vermont Pension Investment Commission and establishes a pension funding task force.

Vermont's new H.567 bill could shake up the retirement landscape by raising the unclaimed property threshold and establishing a pension task force—are you ready for the changes ahead?

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Vermont retirement systems show funding gains; treasurer’s office asks for task force and investment‑authority change Tim Duggan told the Senate Government Operations Committee on Jan. 9 that Vermont’s retirement systems have recovered funding after recent reforms, that investment gains and Act 114 measures will generate long‑term savings, and that the treasurer’s office is seeking a funding‑policy task force and transfer of investment authority to VPIC.

Vermont’s retirement systems are on the rise, with recent reforms promising significant long-term savings and a call for a task force to ensure future stability.

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Vermont launches auto IRA program and partners with Colorado for retirement savings Vermont's auto IRA program partners with Colorado to enhance retirement savings options statewide.

Vermont's innovative retirement savings initiative, Vermont Saves, is set to transform how employees prepare for their future by making saving automatic and accessible for all.

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