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Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing - Vimarsana News

Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing

Few individual investors participate in the proxy voting process. However, there’s a growing push to increase shareholder engagement.

Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing - Vimarsana News

Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing

Few individual investors participate in the proxy voting process. However, there’s a growing push to increase shareholder engagement.

Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing - Vimarsana News

Few Individual Investors Participate in Shareholder Voting. Here's How That May Be Changing

Few individual investors participate in the proxy voting process. However, there’s a growing push to increase shareholder engagement.

Climate Change Is Impacting Retirement Plans. How Older Americans Are Adapting - Vimarsana News

Climate Change Is Impacting Retirement Plans. How Older Americans Are Adapting

As the threat of extreme weather grows, some older Americans are shifting their retirement plans. Here’s how climate change may impact retirees.

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SMCISD board approves raises for teachers, employees - Vimarsana News

SMCISD board approves raises for teachers, employees

Tuesday, May 4, 2021 The San Marcos Consolidated ISD Board of Trustees approved pay increases for its teachers and staff during Monday's agenda prep meeting.  The board approved a 3% raise for teachers; a 3% raise for other professionals, which includes administrators, principals and counselors; and a $2 raise for clerical staff and paraprofessional and manual trade employees.  The trustees voted 5-2 with trustees John McGlothlin and Kathy Hansen voting against the motion.  With the district’s pay increase, the minimum an employee could make is $15 per hour.  The trustees also approved ...