California’s Fix To The Retirement Crisis

GET.com Consumer News & Opinions View this email in your browser 29 March 2016 California's Fix To The Retirement Crisis California is proposing its own solution to the retirement crisis: a universal, state-backed 401(k) retirement savings plan. The state's legislature in Sacramento heard recommendations from a state board yesterday on an initiative to create the California Secure Choice Retirement Plan, basically a... Read in browser Home Equity Lines Of Credit Make Big Comeback Mortgage lenders are in a bit of pickle right now, because of falling mortgage originations and refinancings. This, despite the fact that home equity has increased by $6 trillion since the Great Recession, according to newly published research from CoreLogic, a real-estate consultancy. Now, some... Read in browser 6 Travel Hacks Everyone Should Know Travel can be exciting but grueling, too. Simple things trip us up, complicating seemingly simple activities. Once the biggies like finding cheap flights or finding cheap hotels and accommodation are taken care of, the "unimportant" details like passing airport security unexhausted, getting... Read in browser Minimum Wage - Does A Federal Minimum Wage Increase Make Sense? California's lawmakers and labor unions have reached an agreement to raise the state's minimum wage from $10 to $15 per hour over the next 6 years. The backroom deal is still in its final stages, but California Governor Jerry Brown is expected to make a formal announcement anytime now. According... Read in browser   Recent Articles: Square Announces Uncomplicated Business Loans With Square Capital Health Care: Managing Medical Bills Beyond Or Without Insurance Coverage Student Loan Relief Granted To Victims Of College Scam Tax Season 2016 - Compliance And Fraud Problems Occupy IRS Spring Break 2016 - 4 Fun Things To Do Without Spending Money Copyright © 2016 GET.com, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed on GET.com (previously known as DailyMarkets.com). Our mailing address is: GET.com 14 Wall St 20 Fl New York, NY 10005 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list