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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2004
Page
5
Retirees commonly transfer stock from a 401k to an IRA as a default. This may be optimal, but some cases favor other routes. The net unrealized appreciation NUA option can offer distinct tax advantages under certain circumstances.
Dr Rex M Rogers argues that moral pluralism threatens American culture and urges a return to biblical definitions of right and wrong. He contends that unity once depended on shared morality rooted in biblical principles, not merely diverse backgrounds.
Kevin McCarthy proclaims the Republican caucus will push governor backed reforms to boost business in California. He criticizes Democrats for driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants and recognition for same sex couples, calls for redistricting reforms, and urges a Sacramento focused on practical improvement for communities from Bakersfield to Ridgecrest.
A Pace 4 Biscuits reader vents over a missing free side dish or coupon. In a confrontational exchange, the writer asks for gas money and receives a puzzled stare. Arriving home, dinner is cold, prompting a microwave rescue and mixed lingering anger.
Anthony Barkate explains how holding stock in a 401(k) and rolling to an IRA affects taxes. He outlines advantages of net unrealized appreciation taxes, potential estate steps, and when to distribute stock directly to avoid full IRA taxation. He cautions on plan limits and advises seeking professional guidance.
The Lollar Foundation announces the Senior Shine Project to help Shafter seniors by cleaning yards and washing cars at no cost. No eligibility, just call Christine Lollar at 746-0910 to request the service and receive a pick-me-up for grandparents and neighbors.
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