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Labor officials release new rules on 401K fees
Workers with a 401 retirement account will soon know exactly how much they’re paying in fees. The Department of Labor released new rules on Thursday designed to force companies that provide 401 plans and services to employers to spell out all the fees charged.
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FDIC’s Bair Favors Boost In Fees For Deposit-Insurance Fund
FDIC’s Bair Favors Boost In Fees For Deposit-Insurance Fund
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Deal reached on debit card transaction fees
WASHINGTON — Limits on the fees banks charge merchants who accept debit cards would not apply to government-issued cards, under a tentative House-Senate deal aimed at easing worries raised by state treasurers.
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Deal on card fees reached
Limits on the fees banks charge merchants who accept debit cards would not apply to government-issued cards, under a tentative House-Senate deal aimed at easing worries raised by state treasurers.
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Nation/World Briefly: Pelosi wants docs’ fees, jobs agenda combined
WASHINGTON — The top House Democrat says her chamber won’t vote on Senate legislation to reverse a cut in Medicare payments to doctors unless the bill includes elements of the Democrats’ jobs agenda.
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Ethics officials: Haley’s consulting fees do not need to be reported
State ethics officials said Friday that S.C. law doesn’t require Republican gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley to report $2,000 in consulting work for engineering firm Wilbur Smith Associates.
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Haley faces questions about consulting fees
CHARLESTON, S.C. — State Rep. Nikki Haley, flanked by some big GOP names, said Friday she is running in the Republican gubernatorial runoff the only way she knows how to — campaigning hard and as if she were behind.
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New Amendment Would Protect Southern Tier Seniors, Families from New Bank Fees for Paper
Washington, D.C. As the U.S. Senate moves forward on legislation to protect taxpayers and set new rules of the road for banks and lenders to keep our economy stable, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is pushing an amendment that would make sure seniors and families that do not have adequate access to the Internet are protected from new fees banks are charging for paper statements. Increasingly …
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Upset by airline fees? One seeks restroom use charge
In the spirit of price-unbundling run amok, Florida-based Spirit Airlines Inc. has said that beginning in August, it will charge passengers as much as $45 for a carry-on bag.
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