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Complete periodic and monthly reconciliations on a timely basis. Generate and reconcile a monthly proof of financial statements. Interact with and assist independent auditors during their annual examinations. view job details

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Northwestern Mutual offers life insurance, long-term care insurance, disability insurance, annuities, mutual funds, and employee benefit services. view company details

Grinnell Mutual is a brokerage agency that provides personal and commercial insurance services and products for individuals and businesses. view company details

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CUNA Mutual is a provider of credit protection, commercial insurance, retirement and investment solutions to cooperatives and credit unions. view company details

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'Stock mutual funds can be geared toward an investor's risk threshold. The more conservative investor would focus on lower-risk balanced funds that usually are composed of high-dividend-yielding stocks and bonds.' Anyone who's shopped for a mutual fund knows finding the right one can be harder than locating that proverbial needle in a haystack. There are so many to choose from. Remarkably, people seem to navigate the selection process somehow, because statistics show that most stocks held by the average American are purchased by way of a mutual fund. Mutual funds do the work for you'Certainly ... view article details

'Why would anyone want to put savings somewhere unsafe? But the fact remains that a large percentage of popular saving and investing vehicles provide no guarantee of earnings, nor even assurance that the original capital will be preserved.'     Saving your money in a safe place may seem like an obvious priority. Why would anyone want to put savings somewhere unsafe? But the fact remains that a large percentage of popular saving and investing vehicles provide no guarantee of earnings, nor even assurance that the original capital will be preserved. Those that do make such a guarantee are conside... view article details

Who has the time, interest, or confidence to pick and track individual stocks (unless, of course, it's what you do for a living)? For those of us who don't, there are index funds. Every self-help guide on investing champions index funds as the safest gateway into the stock market. As portfolios of securities, indices are designed to match the performance of the market as a whole. They are essentially mutual funds that track the market, allowing even the least savvy investor to benefit from an expanding economy in a hands-off, lower-risk way. Most people have heard of the more famous indices su... view article details

Not sure how much to contribute to your retirement plan every month? That's easy: Put in as much as you possibly can without leaving yourself stuck. Investment limitsEvery year the IRS puts a limit on how much pretax income you can contribute to your retirement plan. For the year 2005 the maximum is $14,000. This is quite a nice equalizer that prevents bigwig executives from feathering their nests much more than the mail clerk. If you want to contribute more, you can, but it'll have to come from income you've already paid tax on. Though once in there, the extra money can earn tax deferred unti... view article details

'Bonds come in many shapes and sizes. Those issued by the government include T-bills, Treasury notes and Treasury bonds. Municipal bonds are issued by a city, county, state, school, or park district for constructing roads, bridges, schools, libraries, airports, and so on.'    Now that the roaring bull that was the stock market has been put out to pasture, let us turn our attention to bonds and bond mutual funds. With investors accepting the sad reality that stock values can drop as fast as they may rise, bonds beckon as a lower-risk alternative - albeit one with a less exciting growth potentia... view article details

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Now is the time to get serious about planning for one's financial future. While traditional pensions are becoming increasingly rare, defined contribution plans like 401(k)s and IRAs allow employees to take control of their retirement savings. These plans put employees in the driver's seat by allowing them to choose how much to contribute and how to invest their funds. The options seem overwhelming, but a defined contribution plan is simple upon knowing the basics. This guide covers everything an employee needs to know about these powerful retirement savings vehicles. It covers topics on contri... view blog & white papers details

Private equity firms are renowned for their great pay structures, with carried interest taking center stage. For those unfamiliar with this term, carried interest is the percentage of profits that private equity managers receive as pay. It is also known as "carry" or "the carry," and has become a controversial topic for many years. For someone outside the circle of private equity, learning about carried interest may be startling. But within the industry, carried interest is business as usual. Private equity is a high-risk, high-reward game, and carried interest is considered the fuel that keep... view blog & white papers details

Organizations are tasked with navigating the effects of economic inflation in today's world. We conducted this quick Pulse Survey between 2/25/2022 to 3/7/2022 to understand and share the practices that organizations are using to address the matter of inflation. In the Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) Pulse Survey we looked at the extent to which inflation will affect compensation. Results found that 99% of respondents are somewhat or very concerned that rising inflation rates are eroding employee pay. Other key findings that organizations should keep in mind include: How many respondents hav... view blog & white papers details

When retirement feels like a distant dream, do not worry. Defined benefit plans provide financial security for the long haul. Whether an employee is just starting a career or nearing retirement age, it is critical to understand how these plans benefit them. Many people know of defined benefit plans but feel confused about how they work. This comprehensive guide explores everything people need to know about defined benefit plans. It offers a solid understanding of how these plans operate. In doing so, people can make smarter decisions about their own retirement plan. Historical Context of Defin... view blog & white papers details

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