Paterno widow to get $13.4 million in Pennsylvania pension benefits - Philadelphia Inquirer

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Paterno widow to get $13.4 million in Pennsylvania pension benefits Philadelphia Inquirer By Tom Infield Joe Paterno, who coached football for 61 years at Penn State and died less than three months after his firing in November, left $13.4 million in state pension benefits to his widow, according to a statement Tuesday by the Paterno family. Paterno earned $13.4 million pension at Penn StateCBS News Former PSU coach Joe Paterno's pension valued at $13.4 millionPittsburgh Post Gazette all 247 news articles »

More Than Two-Thirds of Plan Sponsors With Defined Benefits Plans for New ... - MarketWatch (press release)

More Than Two-Thirds of Plan Sponsors With Defined Benefits Plans for New ... MarketWatch (press release) NEW YORK, May 23, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- A significant number of US employers that still offer defined benefit (DB) pension plans say they remain committed to providing those benefits to new salaried employees, according to a survey by global ... Private Pensions: Stayin' Alive (for Now)Wall Street Journal (blog) all 5 news articles »

Future pension benefits of Pa. public workers eyed - BusinessWeek

Future pension benefits of Pa. public workers eyed BusinessWeek By MARC LEVY Pennsylvania's approach to a looming spike in pension obligations for state and public school employees should include a discussion of reducing the cost of current workers' future benefits, even if it means challenging state constitutional ... and more »

Retirement Industry Trust Association (RITA) Releases a Free Video on Self ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

Retirement Industry Trust Association (RITA) Releases a Free Video on Self ... San Francisco Chronicle (press release) This educational video reveals the benefits of self-directed IRAs, the danger signs of potential fraud and the latest information on emerging tax laws governing self-directed IRAs. Washington, DC (PRWEB) May 23, 2012 Retirement Industry Trust ... and more »

Son of former principal charged with stealing retirement funds - Atlanta Journal Constitution

Son of former principal charged with stealing retirement funds Atlanta Journal Constitution By Joel Provano The son of a former Atlanta high school principal has been indicted for allegedly collecting more than $50000 of his father's retirement benefits after his death. Eugene B. Wimby Jr., son of former East Atlanta High School principal ... Son cashed dead dad's pension checks, Atlanta cops sayThe Augusta Chronicle Son indicted for defrauding the Teacher Retirement SystemWGCL Atlanta all 3 news articles »