Being your own boss. Making your own schedule. Taking control of your career. Those perks and others—including not worrying about being downsized by your company—drive professionals into self-employment all the time. In fact, the gig economy keeps growing year after year.How big is the gig? Pretty enormous. The month before the 2020 pandemic exploded, CNBC reported that … [Read more...] about How to Plan for Retirement in a Gig Economy
A New Texas-Based Netflix Reality Show is Looking for Talent
Netflix is looking for twenty-somethings who want to live it up on a new reality show called Roaring Twenties.The show will be filmed in Austin, Texas, but they are not limiting casting to just that area. Anyone in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, or Ireland is able to apply. You must be at least 18 or older and can apply by submitting a minute-long video showing off … [Read more...] about A New Texas-Based Netflix Reality Show is Looking for Talent
United States District Court Dismisses 401(k) Plan Recordkeeper Fee Complaint | Jackson Lewis P.C.
Recently, the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania granted a Motion to Dismiss, dismissing ERISA breach of fiduciary duty claims based on excessive recordkeeping fee allegations. The district court addressed the level of detail plaintiffs must provide to move an ERISA breach of fiduciary duty recordkeeping fee allegation from possible to … [Read more...] about United States District Court Dismisses 401(k) Plan Recordkeeper Fee Complaint | Jackson Lewis P.C.
Billy Davis Green – Chattanoogan.com
Billy Davis Green, a Chattanooga sports icon, educator, and civic leader, who personified the splendid type of broad, public-spirited citizen, died August 15, 2021, under the compassionate care of Hospice of Chattanooga at their facility. He was 85. He was of the Baptist faith. He had been an active member for many years with the Masonic Order Scottish Rite Alhambra Temple … [Read more...] about Billy Davis Green – Chattanoogan.com
Is it “Y’all”? Or, “You All”? Do Lubbock Citizens Have A Dialog Preference?
It's a debate as old as time, and one that will be waged for as long as we continue to use the Queen's English, or something similar.Every part of this great nation of ours has different dialects, and ways of saying the same thing. It's like the old argument of whether you drink Pop, Soda, or Coke? When I lived in New England, it seemed strange to refer to a drinking fountain … [Read more...] about Is it “Y’all”? Or, “You All”? Do Lubbock Citizens Have A Dialog Preference?