Month: February 2021

WINTER PARK, Fla., Feb. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Holiday Retirement, one of the largest senior living providers, has recently secured access to the COVID-19 vaccine at 100 of their independent living communities. During the initial rollout of the first phase of the federal pharmacy program, only the company’s seven assisted living communities were approved by the …

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THE HOUSE LEADER DID NOT THREATEN TO SUBPOENA PRESIDENT TRUMP IF HE DOES NOT APPEAR VOLUNTARILY. ERIC: IOWA REPUBLICAN SENATOR CHUCK GRASSLEY IS STILL WEIGHING HIS OPTIONS FOR WHEN HE WILL RETIRE. THE 87-YEAR-OLD WAS ASKED DURING HIS WEEKLY MEDIA CALL HOW CLOSE HE IS TO MAKING A DECISION. SENATOR GRASSLEY TOLD THE IOWA CAPITOL …

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Even small fees can wreck your retirement portfolio getty Investment fees are easy to ignore. You don’t get billed for your advisor’s fee or the expense ratio of a mutual fund. They quietly take it out of your investment portfolio every quarter. Yet fees can have a huge impact on your wealth.  In this article, …

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CEDAR RAPIDS _ Linn County’s planning and development director Les Beck is retiring after a 20-year career with the county. His retirement, effective Friday, follows two decades that included two major floods and a derecho. “It has been my great honor to be part of the Linn County organization these past 20 years,” Beck said. …

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In the world we are living in right now, some people have been forced into early retirement, as many businesses have suffered as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.  For others, this early departure was part of their normal plan. To help those about to retire, here are five things they need to have in …

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (ABC 36) Kentucky lawmakers debated on House Bill 258 for over an hour on Thursday. The bill would require teachers hired in 2022 to work longer and contribute more to their pensions. “The outcome of this bill would do this, over a 30 year actuary period, it would save the commonwealth approximately 3.57 …

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Image Credit: CrossFit LLC Enjoying Morning Chalk Up? Help to ensure that we can continue to be an independent voice for the community and sport we love by supporting our journalism today. Mat Fraser’s retirement has left a vacuum at the top of the men’s division at the CrossFit Games. There’s no dancing around the …

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If you’re a business owner, you’ve got a lot on your mind — cash flow, competition, marketing and so on. However, you may also want to think about tomorrow. If you don’t already have one, you might want to consider establishing a retirement plan. Beyond helping you and your employees build assets, a retirement plan …

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (CAPITOL NEWS SOURCE) – Florida’s pension plan would be no more under legislation that cleared a Senate Committee at the state Capitol Thursday morning. Some call the plan underfunded, but there are fears that ending the defined benefit plan could make it harder to hire critical workers. The state pension plan isn’t just …

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“It’s a skill that we have to give back to the community,” Boyd said. “We’ve been in the community as health professionals for a long time. And this is a way to not only help the local community, but when you put it all together, we’re helping the nation.”