The Roth IRA
22 February 2010 | By onthemoney in Personal Finance | No Comments YetYes you can do an IRA .
Monte of WRSI and I discuss why they make sense
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Yes you can do an IRA .
Monte of WRSI and I discuss why they make sense
Listen Now iras-with-monte-02_22_2020
OK, I know that you have been looking for a job for months. You have received unsolicited advice from relatives and friends. Yet most adults don’t need to be taught, just reminded to do what we know we know we should be doing.
Be sure to highlight your skill set rather than your old job title. A job resembling your old position may no longer be available. You, however, possess a unique set of skills that you can carry to your new position.
Here’s an example: Years ago I hired a former freight and traffic manager as a service manager in my financial services firm. In her old position she had to keep track of two hundred sixteen-wheelers, and make sure that every truck arrived at its destination with the proper load, and on time. Even though she had no financial service experience, I knew she would be an asset to our team. But she was shocked when I offered her the position over younger candidates.
What does a trucking traffic manager have in common with a service manager for my company?
One aspect of our business has to do with the movement of money: transfers from client funds in and out of their checking accounts; movement from one’s old employer sponsored retirement plan to a new IRA; transfers of funds between brokerage and mutual fund accounts and similar transactions. As you can guess, it is imperative that transactions be handled in an accurate and timely way. I knew her training and ability to juggle many items at once, as well as the fine work ethic I sensed she had, would make for a good manager, moving money as efficiently as she moved a fleet of trucks.
What are your special skills? Make sure you stress what you can do rather than only what you have done.
Recently one California company announced a 39% increase in the cost of individual health insurance coverage driving many healthy people from the insurance rolls.
Listen as Monte of WRSI and I discuss why in makes good economic sense to offer universal coverage:
It’s Time , Time to use our tax dollars to help people get off the unemployment lines and on to the production line. Monte Belmonte and I discuss why a jobs credit just might be the little push that our economy requires. Listen below to our take on this latest proposal.
Snow . A good part of our country has been covered with record snow. An if the ol’ groundhog is right, winter is far from over. If you’re thinking of fleeing the cold and the snow for a warmer climate, here are some tips to keep your home and valuables safe while your enjoying fun in the sun.
Want a business challenge ? Launch a mens clothing store on the advent of the biggest economic downturn in forty years. Tara Tetrault partner in Jackson and Connor knows what it takes to transform a dream into a going concern. Her advice:
Follow your dreams.
Have a plan.
Pick a partner that compliments your skills.
Maintain your credit.
Choose a local bank.
Watch your your cash flow.
Listen to your customers.
Give back to your community
Work harder than you ever though possible.
Listen to the full interview this Saturday 10 AM on WHMP
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