Global Security Watch > Plop plop, fizz fizz, oh what a fiduciary relief it is
[Employee Benefit Plans, Retirement Programs, Welfare Benefit Plans, Executive Benefits, Employee Ownership Programs : Retiremen] Many plan sponsors were previously reluctant to add an investment advice component to their 401(k) plans. The Act specifically permits qualified fiduciary advisers to deliver personally-tailored investment advice to participants in 401(k) plans and other tax-advantaged savings vehicles.
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[Banklawyersblog.com] Bank Lawyer's Blog: FRB: The bottom line is that most of the state laws enacted or proposed thus far, that either (a) prohibit an out-of-state ILC, but not other types of "banks", from establishing de novo branches in their states, or (b) do not prohibit out-of-state banks of any kind from establishing de novo branches in their states but prohibit an out-of-state ILC (but not other types of banks) from establishing a branch on the premises of a commercial affiliate of the ILC, have caused those states' interstate de novo branching laws to fail the "Host State Law Requirements" of the Riegle Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act of 1994.
[Blogs.kansas.com] WE Blog: September 2005: Had Katrina fizzled somewhere south of the U.S. coast, Michael Brown’s shocking lack of qualifications to run the Federal Emergency Management Agency might never have been exposed. At least members of Congress are trying to show they learned something, by publicly questioning whether 36-year-old Julie Myers, a Shawnee native, is the right boss for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a crucial agency with 20,000 employees and a $4 billion budget.
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