Hawaii's largest pension plan lost 6% of it's value in a recent market correction. Honolulu Star Advertiser 13 Feb-Dave Segal.  Honolulu (AP) - The shortfall in Hawaii's public employees' pension fund has grown to more than $12billion, meaning taxpayers could have to pay an additional $385 million a year to make up for the budget gap. Dallas-based actuary Gabriel Roeder Smith & Co. says without the increases, it would take the fund until 2082 to become whole. Wed Jan 11, 2017 10:30 am Hawaii News Now.  You may be wondering what is happening to your pension and what your options are. While this is certainly an alarming situation, you do have options.

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