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Urbandale chamber launches 401(k) program for member companies Thursday, December 10, 2020 3:02 PM The Urbandale Chamber of Commerce has launched the Urbandale Chamber Member 401(k) Retirement Program. The new program is designed to save local businesses time and money in the administration of a 401(k) program for their employees, while creating individual, customized plans. The plan is open to all Urbandale chamber-member businesses. The Urbandale Chamber of Commer...

Anyone who has a 401(k), anyone with a retirement program. anyone who buys stuff. >> kennedy: we never talk about that when we talk about wall street and the success. is there a couple of big issues here? one is that there is too much administration and not enough teachers. administration costs money, no incentive for universities to cut down the administration or the money that they funnel they are. because that is free money coming in from the federal government, because they do not really hav...

Boom in demand the cost a company to hire more workers and invest heavily in new plant and equipped to keep up with demand. heather: created 29 new jobs with tax cuts. we can bring up other things you did with that and tell people what you use those savings for. >> savings from the tax cuts we invested wisely back into the complete, built a new lab it is 5 times larger than the new lab for research and development, new chemical compounding equal in, new lines for packaging and invested back to o...

Duty member of the coast guards early retirement program, which meanings he could retire at the age of. . woo! the problem for mr. fuentes is that the coast guard early retirement program has lapsed as a matter of policy. allegedly, according to "the new york times" reporting, mr. fuentes went about using his lofty appointment in the white house to get the homeland security department, of which the coast guard is a part, to get the homeland security department to pressure congress into reinstati...

Staff is keeping him in his job. the acting chief of staff, which is what were supposed to call him, mick mulvaney, told abc news, quote, zachs a good man. well find something for him to do productive. oh, good. our top concern was definitely that mr. fuentes might not be productive while he hides in the woodwork for six months. but the other thing thats happened now is of course, as of this week democrats are in charge of congress. so the committee that he tried to get to reinstate the early re...

Eisenhower office executive building adjacent to the white house for six months, remaining on the payroll in a nebulous role. why does he need to hide out for six months? because in six months, zach fuentes, in six months he would qualify for the coast guards early retirement program, which means he could retire at the age of 37. woo! the problem for mr. fuentes is that the coast guard early retirement program has lapsed as a matter of policy. allegedly, according to "the new york times" reporti...

This week democrats are in charge of congress. so the committee that he tried to get to reinstate the early retirement program for himself, that committee is no longer run by republicans. its now run, as of today, by oregon democratic congressman peter defazio. we contacted congressman defazios office today if he expects to investigate the issue of the serving deputy white house chief of staff possibly using a federal agency to pressure his committee into getting himself an extra special good re...

From brighthouse financial, established by metlife. a couple of weeks ago here on the show, we brought you a simple, very straight forward sort of textbook example of self-dealing 101. it involved a deputy white house chief of staff named zachary fuentes. he was brought into that job by the now departed white house chief of staff john kelly. but instead of leaving with kelly at new years, he told colleagues he had a plan, as "the new york times" put it, a plan to hide out at the eisenhower off...

We learned that today because the new white house chief of staff is keeping him in his job. the acting chief of staff, which is what were supposed to call him, mick mulvaney, told abc news, quote, zacks a good man. well find something for him to do productive. oh, good. our top concern was definitely that mr. fuentes might not be productive while he hides in the woodwork for six months. but the other thing thats happened now is of course, as of this week democrats are in charge of congress. so t...

Of 37. woo! the problem for mr. fuentes is that the coast guard early retirement program has lapsed as a matter of policy. allegedly, according to "the new york times" reporting, mr. fuentes went about using his lofty appointment in the white house to get the homeland security department, of which the coast guard is a part, to get the homeland security department to pressure congress into reinstating that early retirement program immediately so, he specifically could benefit from it. so we did t...