Contributing to a 401(k) plan is one of the most efficient ways to accumulate wealth for retirement. But new data reveals that many savers may not be getting the most out of their employer plans. That’s because roughly 40% of 401(k) plan participants don’t fully understand what fees they’re paying, according to a report released …
What you need to know about the fees on your retirement account Read More »
For Nena Peragallo Montano, nursing is all about the people. She has served as dean of the UNC School of Nursing since 2017, and her leadership has made the school one of the top-ranked programs in the country. Now, as she approaches retirement, Peragallo Montano reflects on her legacy in nursing education. ‘Very rewarding to …
Ahead of retirement, Nursing Dean Nena Peragallo Montano reflects on her career Read More »
Dozens of Massachusetts educators citing health conditions and pandemic stressors advocated for an early retirement bill during a Wednesday virtual hearing, but costs both to the state and teachers themselves remain unclear. Sandra Dearborn, who has been teaching at Masconomet Regional School District for 28 years, has a medical condition that requires an infusion of …
BOX ELDER COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) – More Utah mosquito pools have tested positive for West Nile Virus, prompting safety reminders from health officials. In early August, the Utah Department of Health reported 114 mosquito pools have tested positive for West Nile this summer. A mosquito pool is a group of mosquitoes caught and tested from …
Foods that help fight Alzheimer’s Disease and why you shouldn’t retire early Read More »
click to enlarge Shutterstock Michigan voters think the state should make it easier for workers to save for retirement, More than 80% of Michigan voters age 25 to 64 think the state should …
Michigan voters want policymakers to make saving for retirement easier Read More »
Many people enter retirement with the plan to relax — and that’s a normal, natural approach to this next phase of life — but they should maintain or even add to their skills after they’ve left the workforce. Retirement Tip of the Week: Whether you’re already retired, a short time away from retiring or have …
Retiring? Keep your skills sharp for your health, wealth and wellbeing Read More »
Submitted by City of DuPont. City of DuPont Deputy Chief of Police Ted DeHart has announced his retirement effective August 31st, 2021. Deputy Chief DeHart was appointed as the Deputy Chief in May 2019 after 27 years with the Washington State Patrol (WSP), departing there as a sergeant. “We were very lucky to have Ted …
DuPont’s Deputy Chief of Police to Retire – The Suburban Times Read More »
GRAFTON, W.Va. – Mon Health and Grafton City Hospital officials announced the retirement of their Chief Administrative Officer, George Boyles. Boyles is retiring after two years as the CAO at the hospital. He has worked for 45 years – most of those in senior leadership roles. “I have a great team that I’ve worked with,” said Boyles. “A leadership team and maybe I’ve provided a little bit of …
Grafton City Hospital official announces retirement Read More »
After a quarter century serving the Pleasanton community, longtime City Manager Nelson Fialho is retiring from public service after Thanksgiving, he announced on Tuesday. In a statement, Fialho called it “an honor to serve the Pleasanton community,” adding that he “could not have asked for a more rewarding public service career.” Fialho’s official retirement date …
Pleasanton City Manager Nelson Fialho to retire this fall | News Read More »
August 31, 2021 Dr. Thomas Diemer, MD Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Thomas Diemer, MD, will retire on September 1, 2021, having served as CMO at Saint Francis Healthcare System for the last 6 years. Diemer was a long-standing internal medicine physician prior to his leadership roles at Saint Francis. Diemer served as President of the …
Chief Medical Officer Diemer to Retire from Saint Francis Read More »