This content is from: Portfolio Strong Returns Have Not Improved Funded Status for Corporate Pensions A new analysis from Willis Towers Watson shows that despite a 19.8 percent average investment return, the funded status for corporate pensions is stagnant. By Alicia McElhaney January 02, 2020
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