Time management fuels rise of Cedar Rapids insurer
Frank I. Kintzle rose from desire to farm to agency manager at Bankers Life in Cedar Rapids. He built a career on time organizing methods, speed reading, and a coded filing system while earning multiple designations. He now oversees 28 sales staff, 11 support, and covers four cities with plans for Dubuque. He values family time and leads a Corvette club while adapting to insured products that include mutual funds and stocks.
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Economy reports due this week with May data expected
Commerce Department to release balance of foreign trade for May Tuesday. May leading indicators and home sales anticipated Wednesday. May factory orders due Thursday. Agriculture prices as of mid June due Thursday. Jobless claims for week ended June 18 due Thursday. Money supply for seven days ended June 22 due Friday.
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Money rates in percent from New York Friday AP report
National money rates in percent for Friday show the prime rate at 10 percent and the discount rate at 84 percent. Other figures include the federal funds high 9 and low 8 with last at 8 percent, various commercial paper yields, bank acceptances, certificates of deposit across multiple terms, and Treasury bills rates.
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Money not cheap see credit costs carefully
As the economy recovers Americans borrow more for cars and other credit. March installment credit rose 2.58 billion, with annual growth around 9 percent, while 1982 loans grew about 4 percent. Open credit remains costly despite lower rates.
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Tax tips for renting a vacation home and tax breaks
An AP briefing explains that renting a vacation home may help afford ownership. It details how mortgage interest and property taxes are deductible, and how deductions for maintenance and depreciation depend on rental use. If you occupy the home beyond 14 days or 10 percent of days rented, losses may be disallowed.
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