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Explore timely insights, expert perspectives, and practical solutions—all designed to help you lead with confidence. NCPERS publications deliver the informed perspective and real-world solutions you need to navigate complexity and strengthen your organization. Our members are always the first to know via our exclusive publications, outlined below.
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NCPERS Monitor
This monthly, member-only publication serves as the pulse for public pensions. Featuring the latest industry commentaries, insights into policy developments at both local and federal levels, and important updates from NCPERS, there's no better way to monitor key issues impacting the public sector retirement space.
NCPERS PERSist
A quarterly educational journal, PERSist features articles submitted from experts within the NCPERS community. This comprehensive, member-only publication covers topics ranging from pension administration to the latest market trends, making it the perfect way to stay informed about leading industry practices.
NCPERS NewsClips
NCPERS members rely on NewsClips each week for finding need-to-know news impacting the public pension community. Distributed every Monday, NewsClips features national news from the U.S. and Canada, state and local pension updates, industry commentaries, and more.
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NCPERS Retirement Security SmartBrief
Produced in partnership with SmartBrief, this free, weekly newsletter covers the issues that impact our financial wellbeing in retirement. With a unique focus on the key trends affecting the public pension fund industry, this free, weekly newsletter will provide you with a curated selection of top stories so you stay informed on the latest trends and developments impacting retirement security.
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