Like The Rules Of Driving, Here Are 10 Rules For The Retirement Road
Learning to drive is an important milestone in one’s life. Other milestones, like retirement are no different – we look forward to it, but we need to prepare and we can do that by learning the “rules of the retirement road.”
Ten Rules To Follow For Walking The Road To Retirement
Ten Rules To Follow For Walking The Road To Retirement
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Editor, Times-Union:I had planned on taking a little time off after this most recent election; yet, circumstances by some people who are upset with the results are upset at me.
Some Important Estate Planning Tips To Consider
We all experience the death of friends and family members in our life. In financial planning, we often find ourselves involved in the aftermath of those deaths. If the deceased planned their estate before their death, it usually makes it easier on the survivors.
Consider These Important Planning Tips When It Comes To Your Estate
We all experience the death of friends and family members in our life. In financial planning, we often find ourselves involved in the aftermath of those deaths. If the deceased planned their estate before their death, it usually makes it easier on the survivors.
KABS Facing Significant Financial Hurdles
Despite already having tightened their belts in the past year, officials with KABS are facing even more financial difficulties in 1997. Kosciusko Area Bus Service raised fares a year ago in preparation of an estimated 17 percent cut in federal funding effective Jan.1. Although they've made preparations for the upcoming year, KABS is looking at more financial difficulties in 1998, said director Tom Sherrin. More reductions in funding loom as a result of policies prescribed by the government for Cardinal Center, an agency that works with disabled people which represents a significant portion of KABS users. With a decrease in centralized programming at Cardinal Center for some clients, Cardinal expects an overall reduction in the use of KABS - and therefore plans to reduce its funding for KABS.
I'm not so sure I like all this budget surplus stuff.
This means the government has even more of our money to play around with. The government is taking in more than it budgeted, so they call it a surplus.But it really isn't a surplus because the Social Security trust fund is underfunded.But they call it a surplus anyway.They shouldn't.Frankly, they shouldn't call it a trust fund, either. A trust fund is generally set up so you can't use it for anything other than its intended purpose.They've been raiding that Social Security trust fund for a long time. So the surplus really isn't a surplus and the Social Security trust fund isn't really a trust fund. But for the sake of this column I'll roll with them and pretend there is a surplus.
Warsaw Schools Discusses Building Security
On the agenda for the Warsaw School Board’s public work session Tuesday was school security, a lease agreement, the 2015 budget timeline and software agreements.
Colleen Felabom
NORTH MANCHESTER - Colleen Felabom, 81, of North Manchester, succumbed Sept. 27, 2008, in Visiting Nurse and Hospice Home, Fort Wayne, and ascended into Heaven to be with her Heavenly Father and join her worldly father, mother, brother and sister, after an eight-month battle with colon cancer.
SBA Offers Loans For Nappanee Tornado Victims
NAPPANEE - Victims of the Oct. 18 tornado that damaged or destroyed more than 400 buildings in the Nappanee area can apply for low-interest loans from the U.S. Small Business Association.
Biomet Announces $9 Million Charge In Orthofix Case
Biomet Inc.announced Thursday it has recorded an additional pretax charge of $9 million and has restated its previously announced results of operations for the quarter that ended Nov.30, 1999, as a result of the final resolution of outstanding matters in the Orthofix litigation. Previously, Biomet reported a special charge of $55 million in its fiscal 1999 consolidated financial statements as a result of the June 30, 1999, decision by the U.S.Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.The decision eliminated all but $1 million of the punitive damage award but upheld the compensatory damages awarded to Orthofix by the trial court. The U.S.Supreme Court declined to review the Third Court's decision, leaving its damage award standing.The additional charge recorded in the second quarter reflects the final determination of the interest element of the judgment.
