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by Reprinted with permission of Investment Representative Celine Richardson of EdwardJones
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 To protect your family, you need
more than the best intentions - you need the right "paperwork."
And you're going to need it during two distinct phases of your life
- your working years and your retirement.
Let's take a look at these time
periods, along with some of the key documents you may need.
Working Years
While you're working, your most valuable asset is your income. Without
it, your family might not be able to pay off the mortgage or send
the kids to college - and that's why you need to put the appropriate
insurance and protection policies to work.
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21
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 21 September 2007 |
Two local businesses were recognized last Friday at Lansing's Lakewatch Inn when the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce named Warren Real Estate of Ithaca the 2007 David R. Strong Small Business of the Year, and the Ithaca Coffee Company was named the 2007 New Business of the Year. The guest speaker was Tompkins Trust Company President and C.E.O. Greg Hartz, who lauded the recipients' accomplishments and commitment to their businesses. "Some of those are a tremendous amount of hard work," he said. "A healthy dose of risk taking, a willingness to pursue dreams, a great commitment to many stakeholder around them, and the ability to get a lot done without a lot of sleep."
 Bryan Warren and Julie Crowley
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by Reprinted with permission of Investment Representative Celine Richardson of EdwardJones
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Does your employer offer a pension? If so, you'll want to be familiar with your payout options before it's time to start taking money out - because your choice can have a big impact on your retirement income.
If you participate in a pension (also known as a "defined benefit" plan), you'll receive, upon retirement, a specific amount of money based on your salary history and years of service. But how you take that money is up to you.
You have two basic options: You
can accept the pension as a series of annuity payments, spread out
over your lifetime or a certain number of years, or you can take
the money as a lump sum. (Not all pension plans offer the lump-sum
option, however.)
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by Doug Levine
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(Ithaca, NY) The Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce announced a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday, September 19th at 11:30 AM at The Center for Health. The Center For Health is a community resource for information and treatment options in acupuncture, massage therapy, Chinese herbs and therapeutic exercise. It is a joint practice of licensed healthcare professionals who specialize in comprehensive solutions for pain and stress.
The mission of the Center is to provide an intelligent approach to natural therapies with a commitment to professional excellence. The practitioners work together to offer comprehensive care that includes treatments onsite as well as support and planning for lifestyle changes that patients make at home. All of the practitioners at the Center for Health are dedicated to community education with regard to the safe and effective use of the natural and holistic therapies. For people seeking to improve their health, The Center offers an informed and individualized approach to achieving that goal.
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