N.J. pension investments sag after years of double-digit returns
TRENTON — New Jersey’s giant public worker pension system lost $2 billion in the fiscal year that ended in June as investment returns sagged to 4.16 percent, state investment officials said Wednesday. And the volatile stock market this summer brought an even bigger hit to pensions. The value of the fund was $79 billion at the…
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