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Study: Fixing public pensions to cost taxpayers $300 to $2,400 a year

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(CNN) -- American taxpayers would have to pay anywhere from $329 to $2,475 annually per household for 30 years, depending on what state they live in, to remedy the crises in their public employee pensions, a new study said Wednesday.
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Funding state and local public pensions has been a growing problem nationwide, and many states have taken controversial measures to solve the crisis.

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