[johniegrad]

Read most of the article before it crashed my iPad.

Had a hard time determining whose pensions this company manages. Anyone know?

[MarMema]

teamsters for the most part apparently

[DUMBGRUNT]

The TEAMSTERS UNION.

Legend has it, they had a better ROI, when run by the mob.
The feds forced them to move on to Goldman Sachs; that hasn’t worked out so well for them.

[Rusty0604]

Truck drivers.

[Grams A]

One of my doctor clients had a couple of patients whose mental health benefits were administered by this group, although the claims were paid by Blue Cross. Insured actually worked for UPS.

Another patient who was a vet had coverage through another company in Chicago. That company closed its doors and dumped all their insured people into Obamacare.

Maybe it’s because it’s Chicago?

[headstamp 2]

I thought it was the Teamsters.

[gogeo]

If you had worked for someone like GE "back in the day" of pensions, GE would have a pension plan set up to administer pensions. The commonality was employment at GE.

Central States, by contrast, covers employees at several companies. The commonality is Teamster representation. The union would negotiate a contract with a company which included pension contributions. Those $$$ went to Central States.