2 hrs ago | MarketWatch
Ita s hard to tell from this perch whether IRA owners will be busting down the doors on Jan.
7 hrs ago | The Austrailian
ING tipped to shrink amid asset sell-off
FURTHER fragmentation of the giant ING Group's Australian property operations seems inevitable following last week's decision of its parent company to divest its insurance and investment management businesses in the next four years.
11 hrs ago | Denver Post
Denver judge sentences hot-dog swindler to 15 years
Arnold Zaler stole nearly $2.5 million. A kosher meat salesman who left a trail of victims on two continents was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday in a decision cheered by those who were fooled by the smooth-talking hot-dog salesman.
15 hrs ago | MSNBC
Amid panic, uncertainty, they retired anyway
It took guts and good planning to decide to retire in the middle of the deepest recession in decades.
Starting in 2010, any taxpayer, regardless of income, can convert a traditional IRA into a Roth IRA.
Best of both worlds? Combined pension/401k
Over the last year it's become abundantly clear that the stock market can devastate even seemingly healthy retirement accounts.
State Street adds $250 million to legal reserve
State Street Corp. on Friday said it added $250 million to a legal reserve, and revised its third-quarter earnings results downward to reflect the change.
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Retirement board to transfer funds to state
The Essex Regional Retirement Board, beset by local officials for months, yesterday morning voted 3-1 to transfer control of its investments to the state's Pension Reserves Investment Trust.
Transurban spurns $6b bid by Canadian funds
TWO of Canada's biggest pension funds were last night seeking to reopen talks with the toll-road giant Transurban after it rejected a $6.7 billion takeover offer.
Rajiv Gandhi's powerful aide Gopi Arora dead
New Delhi, Nov 6 : Gopi Arora, a close aide of former prime minister Rajiv Gandhi died Thursday.
Placement Firm Boss Earned Millions After CalPERS Investment
Alfred Villalobos, the controversial businessman at the heart of a pension fund corruption probe, earned some $9.6 million in fees after CalPERS invested hundreds of millions of dollars with a real estate firm with deep ties to downtown Sacramento.
Survey Finds Service Requirements for Joining 401(k) Easing
Employers are improving access to their 401 plans, according to a survey released Wednesday, November 4. The Hewitt Associates Inc.
Solis Looks To New Retirement Saving System
Labor Secretary Hilda Solis issued a call to change the retirement system Wednesday, saying new retirement arrangements should not put responsibility for investments solely on the workers, as the 401 approach does.
Inspector approves Sandford Farm homes plans
Controversial plans to build hundreds of homes on Sandford Farm have been approved by a Government inspector.
Some financial advisers 'still shoddy as ever'
A Consumer NZ investigation of financial advisers has found the advice being given was "scandalously poor". The results appear to show that lessons have not been learned from the collapse of finance firms in this country and the global credit crunch.
Alberta ready to push Ottawa on supplementary pension plan
Alberta Finance Minister Iris Evans says she's prepared to step up efforts to persuade the federal government the best way to tackle the country's pension woes is to establish a voluntary, supplementary plan atop the existing Canada Pension Plan.
A delegation from Sacramento came by the office this week to make the case for CalPERS , the nation's biggest pension fund.
Court rules in favor of insurance companies
HELENA - The Montana Supreme Court has upheld a state law that allows insurance companies to cut off worker's compensation payments when the injured or disabled party is of retirement age.
Tribune: "We don't expect the ESOP to continue once the company emerges from bankruptcy" From: Tribune Communications Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 12:02 PM Subject: Message from Gerry Spector/Retirement Plan Changes As we move into the fourth quarter and the end of the year approaches, we wanted to update you on some recent developments with ...
ING agrees to sell three of its U.S. broker-dealers to Lightyear
ING announced today that it has reached an agreement to sell three of its U.S. independent retail broker-dealer units, which comprise three-quarters of ING Advisors Network, to Lightyear Capital LLC.
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