Free U.S. Top 10 States by Public Pension Funding (2020–2025) Chart
The chart illustrates the projected percentage of pension reforms across the top 10 U.S. states from 2020 to 2025, highlighting states that have shown strong fiscal discipline and effective long-term pension funding strategies. Wisconsin leads with the highest projected reform rate of 106.5%, reflecting outstanding management of public pension systems and financial sustainability. South Dakota follows with 98.6%, demonstrating a well-funded and efficient pension structure. Washington (96.1%) and New York (95%) also maintain robust pension reforms due to stable revenue systems and disciplined investment practices. States like Nebraska (94.4%), Idaho (93.5%), and North Carolina (92.7%) display consistent improvement in pension funding, supported by effective fiscal governance. Meanwhile, Oregon (91.9%), Utah (91.8%), and Tennessee (90.5%) also rank high, reflecting efforts to sustain pension stability and minimize long-term liabilities. Overall, the data suggests that these states prioritize financial prudence and employee benefit security through proactive pension reforms.
| Labels | 2020–2025 (Projected) (%) |
|---|---|
| Wisconsin | 106.5 |
| South Dakota | 98.6 |
| Washington | 96.1 |
| New York | 95 |
| Nebraska | 94.4 |
| Idaho | 93.5 |
| North Carolina | 92.7 |
| Oregon | 91.9 |
| Utah | 91.8 |
| Tennessee | 90.5 |
