BEAVERTON, Ore.-The Oregon state Senate recently passed a credit union public funds bill that removes the current $250,000 limitation on the amount of public fund deposits a credit union can receive. The new law will be implemented in January 2013, according to the Credit Union Association of Oregon. The league and other supporters have emphasized the issue is extending the choice of public entities to seek a fair and competitive rate of return on "the people's money."
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Erin Piacenti, 32, was a vice president at Bank of America. On her way home from work, she was stabbed to death in what New York police called a "random and unprovoked attack."
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After his firm agreed to one of the most impactful deals in wealth management of 2026, Altruist CEO Jason Wenk sat down with FP to discuss the negotiations, his firm's strategy and the new tool he says can build higher-quality plans in much less time.
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