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Sarkozy reviews options after French poll defeat
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon will meet President Nicolas Sarkozy Monday to discuss the consequences of the ruling center-right UMP party's heavy loss in regional elections at the weekend.
Collective investment trusts may be coming to 401
They've been around for decades and they're cheaper than mutual funds, yet few companies offer collective investment trusts in their 401 plans.
Mike Nichols: Why step down? All the positives are in Jeff Wood's column
You have to hand it to Jeff Wood, the state legislator with the long arrest record who is keeping more cops employed than the entire federal stimulus package.
Lawmakers approve two-year, $70 billion budget
The 2010 General Assembly adjourned yesterday, one day later than scheduled, after speedy approval by weary lawmakers of a $70 billion-plus budget-balancing plan.
Pension worries are unnecessary | Investing
Q: I am 67 years old. I will be retiring in three months after working at the same company for more than 40 years.
IMF Lipsky Urges Nations To Pare Public Debt Levels
The International Monetary Fund on Sunday urged nations, particularly in advanced economies, to pare their fiscal deficits and debt levels to prudent levels by carrying out pension and health entitlement reforms.
Our View: State should take lessons in Greek
MANY of us who have declined to make the time to follow Europe's economic problems in depth have a really good excuse: We have economic problems of our own.
NEST pension charges face strong criticism
Pensions experts have blasted the 'very high charges' on the Government's new workplace pension scheme after they were finally revealed this week.
Obama close to health law success that eluded past
Rarely does the government, that big, clumsy, poorly regarded oaf, pull off anything short of war that touches all lives with one act, one stroke of a president's pen.
Huge pension gulf between RBS executives and its staff
The huge disparity between pension allowances for top executives and general staff at the taxpayer-supported Royal Bank of Scotland was highlighted with publication of the institutiona s annual report yesterday.
Assembly Panel Advances Five Public Worker Pension & Benefit Reform Bills
An Assembly committee on Thursday advanced five bills reforming taxpayer-funded pensions and benefits for public workers, with the bipartisan effort aiming to save New Jersey taxpayers money and make the benefit system sustainable for public workers.
Alankit Group to provide services to New Pension System subscribers
Alankit Assignments Limited has announced a new activity of Point of Presence to provide services to the subscribers of New Pension System launched by Pension Fund Regulatory Development Authority .
Benjamin Eichholz sentencing set in Savannah
Sentencing for Savannah attorney Benjamin Eichholz is scheduled for March 29 in federal court for obstructing a federal investigation concerning investments from retirement and pension plans at his law firm.
Former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge and colleagues crunch the numbers on retirement -- and it isn't pretty.
Battle expected over City of Detroit pension boards plan
State legislators introduced bills Thursday that could potentially dismantle the City of Detroit's two public pension funds and bring them under the management of a nonprofit trust based in Lansing.
RBS banker to retire on 580,000 pension
A SENIOR Royal Bank of Scotland director who presided over its disastrous collapse two years ago is to retire with an annual pension of A 580,000 from next month.
NJ Assembly panel OKs pension reform bills
An Assembly panel on Thursday approved legislation making public worker pension and health care benefits less generous, a move designed to put the state retirement system on sounder financial footing for tens of thousands of future retirees.
Patchwork Pension Plan Adds to Greek Debt Woes
Vasia Veremi may be only 28, but as a hairdresser in Athens, she is keenly aware that, under a current law that treats her job as hazardous to her health, she has the right to retire with a full pension at age 50.
Cuomo probes pension padding in New York, Broome and Steuben counties
ALBANY - Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced today that he is expanding his investigation into 'pension padding' by looking into 28 state agencies, authorities and local governments that have some of highest salary and pension payments in New York.
Canadians need to save more: Dodge
Canadians need to save more: Dodge Former Governor of the Bank of Canada David Dodge.
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