Memo: Pension reform would cost millions
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's pension reform plan would cost millions to set up and to maintain and probably couldn't be implemented at the beginning of the fiscal year, according to a memo from the state comptroller's office.
The memo, a "fiscal note" dated Feb. 1 from the office of State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, said Cuomo's budget did not include money to implement the Tier VI plan, which...
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