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(Yahoo News) — Which accounts need beneficiary designations? Any assets disbursed outside a will or not accounted for in a trust require a beneficiary designation. That list includes common kinds of accounts we all have, such as: Retirement accounts: IRAs, 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457s, pensions, and self-employment retirement plans (e.g., Keoghs). Banking services: Credit unions, checking […]
(AJC) — At 61, Mohammed Ramsey is quasi-retired, but that’s not because he planned it that way. Ramsey and his wife shut down their day care business in Gainesville a year ago because of dwindling revenues. Unable to sell their five-bedroom house in Johns Creek without taking an $80,000 loss, they leased it out and […]
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(Chicago Tribune) — Much has been made of retiring Mayor Richard Daley‘s plan to draw down reserve funds to balance next year’s city budget and how it could burden his successor.But the chairman of the Finance Committee, Ald. Ed Burke, on Monday talked about a far larger problem. One of four pension funds for city workers […]
(WSJ) — Mayor Michael Bloomberg plans to place pension reform at the top of the city’s Albany legislative agenda, promising an aggressive push following years of failing to make headway, a top deputy said on Wednesday. “We’ve seen how General Motors became a pension fund that also made cars,” Deputy Mayor Howard Wolfson said. “Unless […]
(Bloomberg)-New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg said city pension funds have set unrealistically high assumed rates of return on investments, at 8%, which may require spending more than has been budgeted for retirement benefits. “It’s much too high an assumption for us; I think it should be lowered,” Mr. Bloomberg said Monday at a news briefing. […]