You Need To Plan Your Financial Future For Several Important Reasons
The first, and most important reason, is to protect yourself and your family from financial risks.
Over The Hill
Editor, Times-Union:Due to basic differences in political ideology, I doubt Ms. Hill has anymore intention of ever watching a Michael Moore documentary than I have of ever reading anything written by Ayn Rand.
Greer Receives Nationwide Scholarship At Commissioners Meeting
Zak Greer is the latest child of a Kosciusko County employee to receive the Nationwide Retirement Solutions Scholarship.
Town studying two retirement plans
MILFORD - Two retirement plans for the town of Milford's employees were discussed by the Milford Town Council Monday at a special meeting. In the end, the council approved the retirement plan presented by councilman Bob Phillips.The plan still has to be approved by the town's financial consultant and the state. Under the plan, an employee's base salary will be divided by 100,000, resulting in a percentage.That percentage will be multiplied by the amount the town employee puts in each year toward their retirement.That result is how much the town will put in toward that employee's retirement.The maximum amount a person can put toward their retirement per year is $10,000. For example, if an employee makes $25,000 annually and puts $10,000 of that away for their retirement, the town will put in a matching amount of $2,500 toward that employee's retirement.
AWL Chief Darla McCammon Plans Retirement
Animal Welfare League Executive Director Darla McCammon announced plans to retire.
Parks Dept. Plans Fly Fishing Workshop
Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will host a fly fishing workshop May 17 from 9 a.m. to noon.
Auschwitz Program At WCPL Monday
Charles Moman, a retired teacher from Seymour, traveled to Poland to visit Auschwitz Concentration and Death Camp twice in 2015, including the 70th Commemoration of the Liberation of Auschwitz in January.
Manchester School Board OKs Retirement Incentive Plan
NORTH MANCHESTER - Manchester Community Schools Tuesday approved a retirement incentive plan introduced last month, though not all school board members agreed about the plan's terms. The plan, according to Steve Shumaker, business manager for the school corporation, is "a one-time incentive to be offered to individuals who qualify for early retirement under the old contract." Teachers who choose to retire under the plan will receive a payment of $5,000 to $15,000, depending on years of service. The board approved a recommendation to include two teachers who submitted retirements previous to the plan's first proposal.Including those two teachers will cost the corporation an additional $22,000, though Shumaker said the school eventually will be reimbursed.
Army National Guardsmen Learn To Be All That They Can Be In Training
Indiana is the 16th most populous state in the U.S., but has the fourth largest National Guard, according to Master Sgt. Denny Harlan.
Fishing Workshop Planned
Warsaw Parks and Recreation Department will offer a Beginners Fly Fishing Workshop Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at Nye Park.
Local Cadet Collin Parker Completes Basic Training At West Point
WEST POINT, N.Y. – Cadet Collin Parker, son of Chris and Melissa Long, Warsaw, and Jeff Parker, Pierceton, completed Cadet Basic Training at the U.S. Military Academy.
Timbercrest to Host Second Trusts Seminar
Timbercrest Senior Living Community will host the second portion of a two-part financial planning series focusing on trusts. The seminar will be held Nov. 10 in the Timbercrest Assembly Room and will begin at 7 p.m. The session will be presented by First Financial Bank Vice President and Trust Officer, Steven Hammer, JD, CTFA.
Israel
Editor, Times-Union:The Times-Union has printed a number of editorials and letters on the fighting between the Palestinians and the Israelis whose writers vary in opinion on the problem's causes and how to solve it.
