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Measure 8201 Lets WA Invest Long-Term Care Funds Wisely

Measure 8201 is projected to generate an additional $67 billion over 50 years, ensuring sustainable growth and protecting taxpayer funds for long-term care services.

  • This year, Measure 8201 was approved by a bipartisan supermajority in Olympia, allowing the Washington State Investment Board to invest Long-Term Care Trust Fund reserves in diversified securities.
  • Supporters framed Measure 8201 as a fiscally responsible move, and a broad coalition including Washington State Nurses Association and Washington State Council of Firefighters urged approval this year.
  • The Washington State Investment Board manages over $200 billion and averaged 8.1% returns over 25 years, outperforming fixed-income by at least 3%, with more than 4 million contributors.
  • Measure 8201 is projected to generate an additional $67 billion over the next 50 years, sustaining the trust and keeping premiums affordable without costing taxpayers more.
  • Measure 8201 also enshrines a 100% restriction on investment income use, ensuring funds support long-term care for vulnerable seniors and people with disabilities, Senator John Braun said.
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Mercer Island Reporter broke the news in Mercer Island, United States on Friday, October 10, 2025.
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