| Phillip Roy Financial Services Announces New White Paper on Life ...
SARASOTA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 23, 2007--Phil Wasserman, president of Phillip Roy Financial Services, a leading retirement income planning firm, has announced a new research paper on life insurance and annuity use titled "Income Maximization." "Life Insurance and annuities are an area of great interest to the boomer generation and retirees in general," says Wasserman, and this new research paper helps explain the combined use of them to maximize income and minimize estate taxes to retirees and their families." Phillip Roy Financial Services has already disseminated the white paper to over 500 top financial planners nationwide and will continue to offer it free of charge to financial advisors, insurance agents and the public. Copies may be obtained by calling 888-225-8161 or may be downloaded at the company's web site www.philliproyfinancial.com.
Loss Prevention: LP/POS Integration Success
Pathmark, a $4 billion, 141-store supermarket chain, is no exception. What sets Pathmark apart from other retailers implementing LP technology is the time frame in which it swiftly evolved its LP solution, a short couple of years. In an effort to combat loss, Pathmark initially implemented an exception-reporting system and then integrated it with BOB (bottom-of-basket) visual scanners to reduce overall loss and, ultimately, reduce store turnover rates. Click Here To Download:
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Investors abroad look to boost retirement income press release
For many people, investing in an overseas property is a method of boosting income, whether operating as a buy-to-let landlord or with a view to pocketing a lump sum once the property has appreciated in value. For those that are approaching retirement, a property investment can prove even more attractive as a means of generating income for retirement. This is especially so in light of recent media reports of pension plan problems and a national debate on whether the social welfare system is going to be able to meet the needs of an increasingly ageing population. According to one property market consultant, recent years have seen a "massive explosion" in the levels of both interest and activity of UK buyers in the foreign property market. A spokesman for Frank Knight claims that there are now up to a million Britons that are active in the market.
Divestiture movement targets Sudan
As a former accountant and stockbroker, the Rev. Paul Spellman knows money talks. So when he found out last month that his retirement funds could be contributing to bloodshed in Sudan, he decided to send a message. His target: Fidelity Investments, which manages the retirement plan for the 350 priests in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and is one of the leading U.S. shareholders in PetroChina Co., part of a company involved in one of Sudan's largest oil projects. Oil revenues fund Sudan's military, which is accused of arming militias whose four-year battle against rebels has killed more than 200,000 people and left millions homeless. Spellman persuaded the Archdiocese's Council of Priests to write a letter urging Fidelity to sell its shares in PetroChina as well as Sinopec Corp., another Chinese firm doing business in Sudan.
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