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Experts Wary of Plan to Ease WithdrawalsPresident-elect Barack Obama's proposal to temporarily ease rules on hardship withdrawals from 401(k) and other retirement plans elicits cautious and even negative reactions from many experts. |
Making the Jump to Debt-free LivingMany Americans are taking a hard look at their finances as they've faced layoffs and wage or hour cuts in this down economy, according to financial experts. But they can find hope in following the advice of financial management programs and companies. |
CalPERS Returns to Private Equity MarketThe California Public Employees' Retirement System, the largest U.S. public pension fund, is back in the market for stakes in private equity funds after selling $2 billion of partnerships earlier this year, Bloomberg said. |
Some Companies Help Employees Be More Financially SavvySome companies are recognizing that employees need help with their investments and are offering online tools and classes. |
CalPERS' Housing Portfolio Down $3.2 BillionCalPERS disclosed a $3.2 billion decline in its housing portfolio Wednesday, the latest major setback for the big pension fund. The California Public Employees' Retirement System said an exhaustive appraisal of CalPERS-owned homes and lots across the United States revealed a 35 percent drop in value in a few short years, testament to the horrific collapse in the nation's housing market. |