The 7 Laws of Negotiation
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Will Replacing 401(k) Plans With Portable Pensions Fix Retirement Planning?
Over the weekend, I finally got around to reading this Time magazine article about Why It’s Time to Retire the 401(k) which has been getting some buzz. The author promotes bringing back what I call “portable pensions” to replace the employee-controlled 401(k) plan, which would guarantee say 50% of your last year’s salary for the rest of your life. Sounds nice, but how will it work, and who’ll pay for it? Take the Mr. Shively in the article, who is still working at 68. About 25 years ago, his employer dropped the pension and replaced it with a… Read the whole article...Categories: Money Tags: 401 K Plan, 401 K Plans, Buzz, Decades, Lifetime, Pensions, Rest Of Your Life, Retirement Planning, Salary
Your Take: Legalize Organ Trafficking?
Beyond Budgeting: Pocketsmith Helps You Forecast
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Is The Cash for Clunkers Car Buying Stimulus Program Dead?
Well, that was quick. The Money for Clunkers plan produced a great offer of buzz in the private finance blogging area of curiosity (and I am sure in the auto business as correctly). And a few of days later, it went out with a bang. Certainly, the Money for Clunkers plan, Gasoline Guzzler rebate, or what really you want to call it is finished. $1 billion of taxpayers’ bucks gone in 7 days — wow. To be much more exact, the cash is not completely gone but. Nonetheless, the federal federal government and participating automobile dealers are behind on their… Read the whole article...Categories: Money Tags: 1 Billion, Auto Industry, Bloggers, Buzz, Car Cash, Car Dealers, Cash Money, Few Days, Gas Guzzler, Micah, Money Life, Money Matters, New Cars, Niche, Paperwork, Personal Experience, Personal Finance, Stimulus, Taxpayers