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Well Funded (80–100%) Pension Plans

42 plans covering 12,204,700 participants.

#Plan NameTypeStateParticipantsFunding RatioAssetsGrade
1Wisconsin Retirement System (WRS)
State of Wisconsin
publicWI665,00098.4%$122.0BA
2New York State Teachers Retirement System (NYSTRS)
State of New York
publicNY433,00097.1%$131.0BA
3South Dakota Retirement System (SDRS)
State of South Dakota
publicSD78,00096.8%$14.2BA
4New York State & Local Retirement System (NYSLRS)
State of New York
publicNY1,070,00095.3%$248.0BA
5Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System (TCRS)
State of Tennessee
publicTN378,00092.1%$57.0BA
6Utah Retirement Systems (URS)
State of Utah
publicUT218,00090.3%$40.0BA
7IBM Personal Pension Plan
IBM Corporation
corporateNY382,00090.1%$56.0BA
8Johnson & Johnson Pension Plan
Johnson & Johnson
corporateNJ88,00089.8%$16.2BA
9Los Angeles Fire & Police Pensions (LAFPP)
City of Los Angeles
publicCA27,50089.5%$31.2BA
10Idaho Public Employee Retirement System (PERSI)
State of Idaho
publicID142,00088.2%$21.2BA
11ExxonMobil Pension Plan
ExxonMobil
corporateTX88,00088.2%$23.5BA
12Nebraska Public Employees Retirement Systems
State of Nebraska
publicNE110,00087.9%$15.2BA
13Washington State Department of Retirement Systems
State of Washington
publicWA528,00087.8%$108.0BA
14Texas Municipal Retirement System (TMRS)
Texas Cities
publicTX218,00087.8%$36.8BA
15San Francisco Employees Retirement System
City and County of San Francisco
publicCA68,00087.3%$33.8BA
16North Carolina Retirement Systems
State of North Carolina
publicNC960,00087.1%$112.0BA
17Texas County & District Retirement System (TCDRS)
Texas Counties
publicTX385,00086.2%$39.5BA
18Procter & Gamble Retirement Plan
Procter & Gamble
corporateOH108,00086.2%$14.0BA
19Honeywell International Pension Plan
Honeywell International
corporateNC122,00085.8%$26.0BA
20General Dynamics Corporation Pension Plan
General Dynamics
corporateVA78,00085.1%$14.5BA
21Delta Air Lines Pilot Pension Plan
Delta Air Lines
corporateGA22,00085.1%$7.2BA
22Iowa Public Employees Retirement System (IPERS)
State of Iowa
publicIA372,00084.8%$35.5BA
23Ford Motor Company Retirement Plan
Ford Motor Company
corporateMI195,00084.1%$46.0BA
24Missouri Public School Retirement System (PSRS)
State of Missouri
publicMO220,00083.8%$47.0BA
25Pfizer Inc. Retirement Annuity Plan
Pfizer Inc.
corporateNY78,00083.8%$12.0BA
26University of California Retirement Plan
University of California
publicCA305,00083.5%$82.0BB
27Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS)
State of Ohio
publicOH762,00082.5%$105.0BA
28Houston Firefighters Relief & Retirement Fund
City of Houston
publicTX7,20082.3%$4.7BA
29Florida Retirement System (FRS)
State of Florida
publicFL1,065,00082.2%$190.0BB
30General Motors Salaried Pension Plan
General Motors
corporateMI165,00082.2%$31.5BB
31Northrop Grumman Pension Plan
Northrop Grumman
corporateVA115,00082.1%$23.5BB
32DuPont Pension & Retirement Plan
DuPont de Nemours
corporateDE88,00082.1%$17.5BB
33Deere & Company Pension Plan
John Deere
corporateIL68,00082.1%$12.0BB
34Delaware Public Employees Retirement System (DPERS)
State of Delaware
publicDE62,00082.1%$10.8BB
35Western Conference of Teamsters Pension Trust
Teamsters Western Conference
multiemployerWA590,00081.9%$46.0BB
36AT&T Pension Benefit Plan
AT&T Inc.
corporateTX472,00081.8%$55.0BB
37Raytheon Company Pension Plan for Salaried Employees
RTX Corporation
corporateVA122,00081.8%$24.0BB
38Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF)
State of Illinois
publicIL438,00081.2%$51.2BA
39State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio (STRS Ohio)
State of Ohio
publicOH507,00080.2%$90.0BA
40Maine Public Employees Retirement System (MainePERS)
State of Maine
publicME76,00080.2%$16.5BB
41Sacramento County Employees Retirement System (SCERS)
Sacramento County
publicCA27,00080.2%$11.6BB
42General Motors Hourly-Rate Employees Pension Plan
General Motors
corporateMI302,00080.1%$66.5BB

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Well Funded (80–100%)" mean?

A well funded (80–100%) pension plan has a funding ratio between 80% and 100%. The funding ratio measures how much money the plan has relative to its obligations.

What is a healthy funding ratio?

Actuaries generally consider plans above 80% funded to be in acceptable condition. Plans above 100% have more assets than liabilities. Plans below 60% are considered critically underfunded.