NJ pension payment could be delayed by Christie, risking downgrades
NJ pension payment could be delayed by Christie, risking downgrades (via NJ.com)
TRENTON — New Jersey may delay a payment to the state pension fund by several days to help plug an $807 million budget gap, the state treasurer said Thursday, a risky move that could touch off union lawsuits and downgrades by Wall Street credit-rating…
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DELAY THE WELFARE PAYMENTS!!This is ridiculous! Why is the hard working middle class always the bad guys ??