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April 18: Your Money Matters - What to do When You Have Been Laid Off
WGN NewsWhat to do When you have been Laid Off Understand your Severance Package Review and Understand how your Company Benefits will be Changed Health Insurance Disability Insurance Life Insurance Pension 401k Plan Apply for Unemployment Update your Budget.....Tags: Finance, WGN, Personal Finance, Social Security, Unemployment Benefits
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April 11: Your Money Matters - Your 2010 Tax Return
WGN NewsGrant Thornton's Tax Tips: Tax planning at the midnight hour How to beat the filing deadline CHICAGO, April 7, 2011 – With the April 18, 2011, tax filing deadline fast approaching, Grant Thornton LLP wants to assure American taxpayers that there's no...Tags: WGN, Interior Policy, Politics, Personal Finance, Internal Revenue Service
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May 2: Your Money Matters - Stretching Your Retirement Savings
WGN NewsDean Zayed 5 DON'Ts and DOs for helping Boomers (and your) retirement savings go the distance: DON'T take your Social Security at 62. For years, individuals have been accustomed to taking Social Security benefits at the earliest age of eligibility....Tags: Nursing Homes, Finance, WGN, Personal Finance, Social Security
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January 3: Your Money Matters - Roth IRA Conversions - Rent to Own
WGN NewsRoth IRA Conversion Virtually everyone has a traditional IRA or assets held in an employer-sponsored retirement plan such as a 401k should evaluate the potential benefits of a Roth IRA and determine whether a Roth conversion makes sense, based on their...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, WGN, Rentals, Personal Finance, Politics
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McCourt Divorce Case Finally Over
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- After two years in divorce court the McCourts are officially divorced. In October 2009, the McCourts announced they were separating after 30 years of marriage. The McCourt divorce was poised to become one of California's most...Tags: Finance, Family, KTLA, News Corp., Fox Broadcasting Company
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Report: Dodgers Looking to Auction Media Rights
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- The Dodgers are looking make some money from their media rights a year ahead of schedule as they prepare to take on a new owner. The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that lawyers for the beleaguered team sought permission...Tags: Finance, KTLA, Fox Broadcasting Company, Politics, Fox Sports (tv network)
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Community Commentary: Daily Pilot editorial made too many sweeping generalizations
Re. "Editorial: Brown's pension reforms a good starting point," Oct. 30: "Public pensions were created to give public servants a larger stake in their jobs than any bribe could replace." It's startling to read such a forthright statement in an America...Tags: Government, Interior Policy, Business, Civil and Public Service, Politics
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Quinn wants to increase tax credit for working poor
Clout StreetGov. Pat Quinn met behind closed doors with legislative leaders today to talk jobs and economic growth, floating a plan that would increase the state’s earned income tax credit for low-income families and close some corporate tax loopholes. The...Tags: Government, John J Cullerton, Michael Madigan, Politics, Economic Stimulus Plan
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Rose Simpson
Rose Givens Simpson, a retired Social Security Administration clerk, died of pancreatic cancer Oct. 20 at her daughter's home in Diamond Bar, Calif. The former West Baltimore resident was 97.
Born Rose Givens in Baltimore and raised on Caroline Street,...Tags: Christianity, Cancer, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Social Security, World War II (1939-1945)
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Democrats offer the wrong solutions to the budget deficit
Whether the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction — the so-called supercommittee — reaches a deal to reduce the federal deficit by at least $1.2 trillion or stalemates on Nov. 23, Democrats appear intent on handicapping the national...Tags: Politics, Social Security, Iraq, Labor Markets, China
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$1.1M spent gathering signatures for pension initiative
SAN DIEGO - Supporters of a proposed ballot measure that they say will reform San Diego's financially battered pension system spent about $1.1 million to gather signatures, according to a 71-page campaign finance document filed Monday.
Backers of the...Tags: Finance, Interior Policy, Politics, Voting, Retirement
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Robert Rizzo Sues City of Bell for Unpaid Salary
KTLA NewsBELL, Calif. (KTLA) -- Disgraced former Bell city manager Robert Rizzo is suing the city, claiming he is owed $1.5 million in unpaid salary. Rizzo, who once earned some $800,000 a year, is currently awaiting trial on several public corruption-related...Tags: KTLA, File Sharing, Litigation, Trials, Career and Workplace
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