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...There's another issue. More companies are automatically enrolling new employees in 401(k) plans. Those employees, to opt out, must fill out papers. Known as "negative election," this is a way for companies to boost plan participation, which after years of growth has topped out at around 80% of those eligible. Generally, when you are automatically enrolled, 3% of your income is taken from your paycheck and put in a money-market or stable-value fund. Brother, do such people need advice! Those are absolutely the wrong kinds of funds for long-term savings...
...doing anything improper" by holding daily Bible-study sessions in government offices? Putting aside the separation of church and state, I wonder whose names will come to mind when Ashcroft considers raises and promotions. Will they be the names of the Muslims, atheists, Jews or Buddhists who opt out of his prayer sessions? Hardly. If Ashcroft were a manager in my business, I'd order him to stop his meetings. Hey--come to think of it, it is my business and my building! PAM WRIGHT Pasadena, Calif...
...things that are just not possible." Within limits, cosmetic surgery can temporarily mask the ravages of age and bad habits. That's clearly why demand remains high, at least until the next serious economic downturn. Given a choice between tight money and sagging skin, consumers may opt to live with the latter...
Still, wanting to see what else was in store for me in the letter, I kept on reading. Your note continues in its glowing manner, touching on many of the usual reasons why people opt against donating to the Senior Gift. "As any one of our 200 Senior Gifters would be happy to tell you, a contribution to Senior Gift speaks to your commitment to this community and its improvement," you write. I guess that I'm supposed to feel bad that I haven't yet seen the light...
Cockrell has even managed to co-opt, through private meetings, the gangs that used to terrorize Fox Tech's hallways. Carlos Reyes, a self-described former hoodlum, credits Fox Tech with turning his life around. Now a junior and a B student, he encourages his "crew" to keep their feuds off campus...