AKRON, Ohio – Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan announced Thursday that Donald Rice, director of human resources, is retiring from the city May 22 after nearly a 39-year career in public service that started in Cleveland. Rice was tapped by Horrigan to join his cabinet in 2016 as the first director of human resources. He will …
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As her parents grew older, Carol Marak saw how they relied on their three children for care and knew that wouldn’t be an option for her. Without a partner or children, she would have to build a different future for herself. Marak, 69, of Dallas, decided she had to learn as much as possible about …
FILE PHOTO: A man walks past hoardings advertising retirement apartments currently being built behind on site by McCarthy & Stone in London, Britain, October 10, 2018. REUTERS/Toby Melville/File Photo (Reuters) – Infrastructure investors John Laing and Macquarie Capital will invest 200 million pounds ($274.76 million) in retirement homes developed by McCarthy Stone to help address …
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An emotional Jake Friend has confirmed his immediate NRL retirement after 13 years in red, white and blue. Friend said “extensive medical advice” around head knocks and injuries led him to call time on a 264-game career that saw him lead the Tricolours to back-to-back titles along with another title in 2013. Delivering a video …
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Question: S.N. in Delhi Township: I’m 63 but plan to keep working and not ever retire. Does this mean I don’t have to save as much as most people? A: We definitely hear this train of thought from time to time. And, on the surface, it can make perfect sense: If you work through retirement, …
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Donna Miller Parks and Recreation Department Director Donna Miller has announced her retirment after nearly 20 years with the city. Ms. Miller, who addressed the Surprise City Council at an April 6 work session, will work through May 4. She has spent 19 years with the recreation department, the last 4-1/2 years as the director …
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Matthew A. Treskovich One of the most common problems retirees face is how to create an income stream from their retirement savings. In decades past, bonds were the tool of choice to solve this problem. Retirees looking to turn their retirement savings into an income stream would buy bonds and live on the interest. This …
OK, so here’s a quick brain teaser for all of us who have a 401(k) or other retirement portfolio. As we all know, the U.S. funds in our portfolios have been beating the pants off the international funds, and have been for months, years and more than a decade. In the past five years, for …
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(Photo of Fred Hina: University of Louisville Athletics) Press Release from the University of Louisville: LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Fred Hina, who has served as Head Men’s Athletic Trainer for the University of Louisville men’s basketball team for the last 20 years and the last eight as Director of Sports Medicine for the Cardinals, has announced …
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After a year full of the unexpected, Dilkes will retire from her position as city attorney for Iowa City, with her First Assistant City Attorney Sue Dulek to serve as interim city attorney After 25 years of serving as city attorney, Eleanor Dilkes will retire on April 16. The Iowa City City Council unanimously appointed …
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