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Ted Dabrowski

Ted Dabrowski

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Contributor, Wirepoints

Chicago

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Total articles 629

  • More than $1 billion in market losses is a reminder of how close Chicago pensions are to the brink – Wirepoints | Wirepoints

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner|WirepointsBy: Ted Dabrowski and John KlingnerChicago’s pension plans – and the city of Chicago by extension – avoided a reckoning in 2020 after billions in federal covid aid helped the city avoid a fiscal collapse. Some of those billions were given as direct aid to the city, while billions more filtered through the economy, eventually boosting city tax revenues. The city was spared a pension squeeze for a few years.

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner · 0

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • New teacher contract: CTU wins, CPS wins…Chicago taxpayers lose – Wirepoints | Wirepoints

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner|WirepointsBy: Ted Dabrowski and John KlingnerOne of the biggest cons the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools continue to pull off is convincing Chicagoans that the two are adversaries. Yes, the union and the administration “fight” and they even get downright nasty, especially when negotiating over a contract. But when they finally come to an agreement, they both end up winners. What’s unsaid is the Chicago taxpayer is left the loser. It just happened again.

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner · 0

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • More than $1 billion in market losses is a reminder of how close Chicago pensions are to the brink – Wirepoints | Wirepoints

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner|WirepointsBy: Ted Dabrowski and John KlingnerChicago’s pension plans – and the city of Chicago by extension – avoided a reckoning in 2020 after billions in federal covid aid helped the city avoid a fiscal collapse. Some of those billions were given as direct aid to the city, while billions more filtered through the economy, eventually boosting city tax revenues. The city was spared a pension squeeze for a few years.

    By Ted Dabrowski, John Klingner · 0

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Wirepoints

Wirepoints is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to telling the truth about Illinois' financial and economic condition. We are fiscal realists that oppose the failed, bipartisan governance that has perpetuated Illinois' decline. We provide research, analysis and news in a way that's understandable to ordinary citizens. And we are committed to promoting policies that will make this state competitive again in tax burdens, public services and economic opportunity.

Chicago, United States

+1 312-970-1283

Founded: 2019