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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2007
Page
5
A guide to 529 state sponsored College Savings Plans notes they offer tax free growth and tax free withdrawals for qualified education costs. Accounts can be opened for relatives or oneself with portfolios that adjust risk over time. Brad Gravelle of Smith Barney Albuquerque explains plan choices and benefits.
Hart, a 20 year Albuquerque police veteran, now runs NM Jeep Tours in Sandoval and Santa Fe counties. He researched back roads for months, secured PRC certification and land access, and crafts varied half to full day trips featuring Jemez geology, Santa Fe history, Pueblo ruins, wagon trails and old Spanish homesteads. He offers hotel pickup and custom routes, targeting locals, tourists and film scouts.
Agnes Cardenas Oakeley, an Army veteran, has been appointed director of the State Approval Agency within the New Mexico Department of Veterans Services. The agency evaluates and approves education and job training programs under VA and GI Bill rules. Oakeley previously managed Taos County operations across 13 departments and five elected offices, and held roles in human resources MIS and grants administration.
Lori A. Ortiz is promoted to assistant vice president and manager at Bank of the West in Rio Rancho, overseeing business development and daily operations. Ortiz, a Rio Rancho resident with 20 plus years in banking, joined the bank in 2004 and serves on a charter school council and a Boy Scout troop committee.
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