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Fidelity Investments® Survey Finds Low Awareness of Roth IRA Recharacterization Option as October Deadline Nears
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With the October 15 deadline for recharacterizing a Roth IRA conversion just weeks away, a Fidelity Investments® study1 released today finds that less than a third (30 percent) of investors who are newly eligible to complete a Roth IRA conversion are aware of the flexibility they have to “undo” the move. The findings of this survey coincide with the publication of a new ...
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Shop online without credit cards
Freeing yourself of plastic is a great way to keep track of your spending and stay on a budget.
money.cnn.com
Parties Prepping for Castle to Be Senate Nominee
Even as the tea party movement vows to spend $250,000 in the coming days to defeat Rep. Michael N. Castle, campaign officials from both sides of the aisle concede that Castle should capture the Republican Senate nomination in next week's Delaware primary.
news.yahoo.com
Fidelity: Investors Unaware of Roth IRA Conversion Opportunity
According to a survey conducted by Fidelity Investments that was released Thursday, 30% of investors who are eligible to complete a Roth IRA conversion are aware that they can undo that move.
www.financial-planning.com
Infographic: China nears bottom of list in World Giving Index
Infographic from the Guardian Flickr pool Yikes, this new study, by the Charities Aid Foundation , doesn't help Gates and Buffetts' chances here in China. Apparently, even taking into account GDP and levels of poverty, China is one of the least likely countries to donate time or money to charitable causes. The Charities Aid Foudation conducted a Gallup survey of 195,000 people in 153 nations to ...
shanghaiist.com
Boardrooms under fire on gold-plated pensions
The TUC will today attack bosses for enriching themselves with pension pots averaging £3.5m at a time when staff retirement benefits are being slashed. Its research – analysing the pensions of 329 directors from 102 of Britain's top companies – will also show that the highest-paid directors in each company have pension pots worth an average £5.26m, providing an average annual pension of £298,503.
www.independent.co.uk
David Prosser: The secret world of directors' fat cat pensions
Outlook It is hardly surprising that the TUC is feeling miffed. The trade union movement has spent more and more of its time in recent years defending the pensions of members from employers seeking to cut the cost of retirement plans. Yet its own research – including the survey it publishes today – repeatedly shows that the very same directors responsible for closing down company pension schemes ...
www.independent.co.uk
Global Climate Change Disregarded for Consumers' Comfort
Consumers learn to love environmentally clean products promoted by governments and corporations, demonstrating a high degree of loyalty to eco-brands and worrying about climate change. The world is saving resources, using energy-saving devices and counting gallons of water.
english.pravda.ru
The boom is back
There are four reasons to believe Australia's economy is in even better shape than we thought.
www.brisbanetimes.com.au
How to build a super productive workforce in India
The youngest nation on the planet continues to be plagued with a severe job-talent mismatch.
business.rediff.com
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