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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1999
Page
13
Dickson explains tax considerations for taxable and non taxable investors. Investors should trim tax-inefficient funds, use tax aware strategies, and consider tax managed and index funds to maximize after tax results. Roth IRAs offer tax free retirement growth but have limits.
The piece surveys top small cap and international funds led by Bill Dutton of Skyline Special Equities and Longleaf Partners SmallCap with 18 percent five year returns. It highlights Vanguard Index Trust Small-Cap, Artisan International and Montgomery International Growth, naming managers Mark Yockey and Irwin Jacobs, stocks Kao Kao Corp Kirin Brewery and Metronet. Investors are urged to choose funds over stock picking.
A Elyria resident reported an undelivered package of Christmas cookies with UPS charging $22.50. A UPS official quickly approved a $42.50 refund and apologized, with a check to arrive next week.
Write to her at P.O. Box 8 Dover Ohio 44622 0006 or lyeomans ohiocitizen.org Include your phone number and a self addressed stamped envelope Yeomans reserves the right to edit and print letters.
Law You Can Use explains when parents may be liable for a minor or adult child. It covers negligent entrustment and license liability for underage drivers, constructive possession of drugs, parental duty regarding medical care, emancipation limits, and custody risks under Ohio law.
A reader aged 54 with 15 years at one company seeks help for burnout. Experts say stay put now while addressing stress with a psychologist, build confidence, and evaluate realistic career options.
The United Auto Workers filed suit in Columbus against Ohio's plan to refund 633 million dollars in workers' compensation premiums to employers. UAW argues the Bureau of Workers' Compensation lacks authority and funds should stay in trust for injured workers. The union warns rebates could hinder future benefits.
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