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Last verified 2026-09-27

Every tracked pension plan — the full directory

Pensions: overview & search · Australian super in numbers · Private market performance

Every pension fund we track, listed in full: 253 US public plans grouped by state and 74 Australian super funds A–Z — 327 in all. Each links to that plan's own page, where its reported assets, investment returns and (for US plans) funded ratio are shown with the source and the date each figure is reported for. Figures come from the Public Plans Database (US) and APRA (Australia). Looking for one plan? The overview page has a search box; or browse the list below.

US public pension plans (253 plans, 51 jurisdictions)

Alabama (4)

Alaska (3)

Arizona (5)

Arkansas (4)

California (16)

Colorado (6)

Connecticut (4)

Delaware (4)

District of Columbia (2)

Florida (5)

Georgia (7)

Hawaii (1)

Idaho (1)

Illinois (10)

Indiana (4)

Iowa (3)

Kansas (3)

Kentucky (4)

Louisiana (10)

Maine (2)

Maryland (6)

Massachusetts (3)

Michigan (5)

Minnesota (7)

Mississippi (1)

Missouri (16)

Montana (4)

Nebraska (6)

Nevada (2)

New Hampshire (2)

New Jersey (4)

New Mexico (2)

New York (8)

North Carolina (4)

North Dakota (5)

Ohio (5)

Oklahoma (6)

Oregon (1)

Pennsylvania (7)

Rhode Island (3)

South Carolina (3)

South Dakota (3)

Tennessee (6)

Texas (13)

Utah (2)

Vermont (4)

Virginia (6)

Washington (9)

West Virginia (5)

Wisconsin (3)

Wyoming (4)

Australian superannuation funds (74 funds)

Figures as reported for US: per-plan fiscal year (see each page) · AU: year to June 2025 · Data: Public Plans Database (Center for Retirement Research at Boston College / MissionSquare Research Institute / NASRA) — used with attribution under its non-commercial terms · Data: APRA annual fund-level superannuation statistics (June 2025 edition) · Refresh: quarterly (US) / per APRA edition (AU) · Limitations: coverage = the 250+ largest US state/local plans and APRA-regulated AU funds — corporate US plans (no public returns) and most other countries (PDF-only disclosure) are not yet tracked; that gap is stated, not hidden
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