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Chandler layoffs may gut Planning department (East Valley Tribune)

A slowdown in new construction means Chandler’s Planning and Development Department could suffer the brunt of the cuts if officials decide to lay off up to 29 city employees.

A slowdown in new construction means Chandler’s Planning and Development Department could suffer the brunt of the cuts if officials decide to lay off up to 29 city employees.

ING extends relationship with ABA for retirement funds program (Insurance Business Review)

The institutional plan services division of ING US Retirement Services has extended its relationship with the American Bar Association Retirement Funds by signing a five-year contract to service the $3 billion ABA Retirement Funds Program, a not-for-profit program that provides low-cost 401(k) plans and fiduciary oversight to law firms.

The institutional plan services division of ING US Retirement Services has extended its relationship with the American Bar Association Retirement Funds by signing a five-year contract to service the $3 billion ABA Retirement Funds Program, a not-for-profit program that provides low-cost 401(k) plans and fiduciary oversight to law firms.

Older workers delay their retirement (Charleston Daily Mail)

WASHINGTON — In these scary economic times, older workers are putting off their retirement and hanging on to a paycheck.Some retirees struggling to make ends meet are scanning help-wanted ads for the first time in years.About a week ago, Jeff Roll…

WASHINGTON — In these scary economic times, older workers are putting off their retirement and hanging on to a paycheck.Some retirees struggling to make ends meet are scanning help-wanted ads for the first time in years.About a week ago, Jeff Roll…

ING Retained by American Bar Association Retirement Funds To Service and Grow ABA Retirement Funds Program (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

ING U.S. Retirement Services is pleased to announce that its Institutional Plan Services division has extended its relationship with the American Bar Association Retirement Funds by signing a five-year contract to service the $3.0 billion ABA Retirement Funds Program, a not-for-profit program that provides unique, low-cost 401 plans and fiduciary oversight to law firms of all sizes.

ING U.S. Retirement Services is pleased to announce that its Institutional Plan Services division has extended its relationship with the American Bar Association Retirement Funds by signing a five-year contract to service the $3.0 billion ABA Retirement Funds Program, a not-for-profit program that provides unique, low-cost 401 plans and fiduciary oversight to law firms of all sizes.