Tax workshop on Changes Under Tax Relief Act 2001 Ottawa event
Business News Workshop hosted by Bill and Ryan Henningsen with Edward Jones in Ottawa runs 9 to 10 30 a m this Saturday and February 14 at Franklin County Annex Meeting Room 1418 S Main. It covers reforms for college savings plans retirement IRAs estate planning and business retirement plans and is free with limited seating. Call 242 1088 or 1 800 467 4611 to reserve a seat. KDHE certifies 149 water and wastewater operators in Kansas including Jim James Darren Myers Kirt Chapman and Joe Stinson.
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Bush proposes 401(k) changes to ease stock sales
President Bush outlined proposed 401(k) reforms to help workers sell company stock more easily and diversify retirement holdings, urging swift passage. The plan proposes 30 days notice before blackout periods, 10 days before changes, and prohibiting executives from selling during blackout windows, aligning rules for workers and leaders.
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Financial moves for life events and retirement planning
This guide outlines prudent steps for aging into retirement, Roth and traditional IRA limits, catchup contributions, and transitioning 401(k) funds. It highlights consulting professionals, estate planning, and using tax relief provisions from the Tax Relief Act of 2001 to optimize finances across life stages.
Super Bowl advertisers blend humor and emotion in costly spots
New York AP reports a rare game suspense outpaced ads as Fox notes average ad price near 2 million dollars per 30 seconds during the NFL title clash where the Patriots upset the Rams 20-17. Brands from Anheuser Busch to Quiznos showcased humor, nostalgia, and edgy stunts amid a 80 million viewer audience.
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Voters back New Orleans wage increase after tight vote
Supporters filed a court petition Sunday to uphold New Orleans 6.15 dollar minimum wage in the wake of Saturdays vote showing 63 percent in favor. With 98 percent of precincts reporting the tally was 70,635 to 41,330. Opponents warned costs of legal battles could run higher than the campaign. Wade Rathke of Local 100 and attorney Bill Quigley led the push. The measure would apply to all city businesses and faces a pending legal challenge to a 1997 state law barring city wage rules.
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