Financial literacy matters in changing retirement landscape
The piece argues that financial literacy is crucial as more retirement plans shift to employee funded 401(k) style schemes and Social Security becomes a safety net. It urges informed choices, trusted advisers, good saving habits, easy actions like IRA contributions and automatic deposits, and creating a simple financial plan to reduce anxiety. It notes rising costs, more financial options, and a need to start early for lasting security.
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Man's journey fuels drive to expose corruption
Charles describes moving from 1987 to Vancouver then McAllen, working in ranching and industrial construction in Houston with KBR. He alleges corruption on a project led to his layoff and says he has pursued corruption investigations since, gaining attention on Fox 26. He advocates creating an agency to hear complaints.
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Laws tighten across housing, lending and taxation
Laws continue from page one introduce new HOA information duties for members and the public, raise posting requirements for auto title and payday lenders, require child care workers training for specific age groups, modify oil and gas property tax calculations, add military protections and obligations notices for creditors including landlords and storage unit owners, and alter heavy equipment rental tax documentation and collection.
Fireworks safety tips from Chambers County officials
Bans continue from page 1 and require written consent of the organization. Fireworks may not be used within 100 feet of flammable liquids or gases or where fireworks are stored or sold. Officials urge buying only from licensed outlets, following directions, outdoor use, designated shooter with safety glasses, and keeping water or towels nearby. Never re light a dud or shoot from metal or glass containers.
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Chambers County
Hydrant Vandalism Sparks Water Pressure Drop in Anahuac
City official describes early morning damage to a fire hydrant amid tire tracks and crisscrossed skid marks. Investigators seek witnesses. contact Constable Langford at 409-267-2516 or the city at 409-267-6681 to provide information for the sheriff’s probe.
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Chambers County Sheriff’s Department
Don Langford
City of
Anahuac
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