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Bloomberg; subscription required
Aug. 25, 2011
BNA, which publishes the Daily Labor Report and U.S. Law Week, will 'significantly grow Bloomberg's presence in Washington' and its research will contribute to coverage and analysis of employment, health care, labor, accounting, intellectual property and telecommunications, Bloomberg said.
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Bloomberg
Aug. 15, 2018
"There's one area where the traditional pension plan is getting new life -- as a tax dodge for wealthy business owners. Pensions, also known as defined-benefit plans, can be used by doctors, law partners and wealth managers to stash hundreds of thousands of dollars in income a year. By doing so, they'll get around the income limits Congress created to bar them from a generous new tax break for owners of pass-through entities, who report the firms' income on their individual tax returns."
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Pensions & Investments
Feb. 8, 2018
"Millennials are the largest identifiable group that has elected to participate in the ESG-focused fund in Bloomberg's $2.5 billion U.S. 401(k) plan ... Just under 1% of the plan's total assets are invested in the Parnassus Core Equity Fund, which focuses on socially conscious U.S. large-cap companies."
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The Washington Post
Aug. 19, 2011
In her opinion siding with the Bloomberg media company (PDF), Chief U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska did more than rule against the dozens of women who had joined the class-action lawsuit alleging systematic discrimination. She also smacked down any notion that workers might expect their employers to honor their family-life decisions.
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Bloomberg; subscription required
Oct. 4, 2010
" 'It's much too high an assumption for us, I think it should be lowered,' Bloomberg said today at a news briefing, referring to the city's five pensions holding almost $104 billion. 'That's going to require the city to put in more money.' "
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National Association of State Retirement Administrators [NASRA]
Mar. 11, 2009
2 pages. Excerpt: Re: Hidden Pension Fiasco May Foment Another $1 Trillion Bailout, Bloomberg, March 3, 2009. The Bloomberg article on public pensions falls into some of the same traps as many other pension-related critiques: ignoring important countervailing evidence; failing to place the size and scope of public pension issues into their proper context; and mistakenly applying a few bad examples to the entire public pension community.
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The Empty Closet
Dec. 9, 2004
Excerpt: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced his appointees to the city's five pension funds will be proposing resolutions to treat marriages and civil unions of same-sex couples performed outside of New York State like any other marriage for purposes of pension fund benefits.The Mayor's move was spurred by a similar action New York State Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi took in October to have the state's retirement system treat Canadian marriages of same-sex couples the same as[.]
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Lawton Retirement Plan Consultants
June 25, 2014
"Rolling a 401(k) account into an IRA is generally a really bad idea, for the following reasons: Higher fees.... Not only higher fees, but more fees.... No advice.... Bad advice.... Loss of protection from creditors.... [T]here are very few compelling reasons to remove 401(k) balances from qualified retirement plan accounts."
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Bloomberg BNA
Apr. 25, 2012
"Telecommuting and maintaining in-home offices are among the activities that can create state tax liabilities, a Bloomberg BNA survey found. Potential Impact: Employers may be exposed to unexpected taxes when allowing employees to telecommute from other states. Few states have adopted nexus policies aimed at fostering alternative-work arrangements, according to a survey of state revenue agencies by Bloomberg BNA[.]"
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The Wagner Law Group and October Three in Bloomberg Law
Mar. 21, 2023
17 pages."This chapter will provide an overview of the most common purposes for which the funding level of a single-employer PBGC-covered pension plan is determined, how assets and liabilities are determined for each of these purposes, what the key consequences are if a plan is underfunded for one or more of these purposes, what the key consequences are if the employer has failed to satisfy the minimum funding requirements for the plan, and what the key options are for dealing with unaffordable contributions." [Chapter 9 of Bloomberg Law Guide to Retirement Plan Designs]
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