Pensions

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   Warren Buffett gives away his fortune

   
   FORTUNE EXCLUSIVE: The worlds second richest man - who is now worth $44 billion - tells editor-at-large Carol Loomis he will start giving away 85% of his wealth in July - most of it to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
2. 

   Pension Reforms Act - a critique (III)

   
   Over the past few weeks, we have been discussing The Pensions Reform Act 2004, which is the primary statute regulating Pensions and Pensions related matters in Nigeria.
3. 

   What happens after you are gone?

   
   Should you care about what happens to your wealth long after you have left this planet earth? In this article, Proshare lawyer, Ehi Oserehgo says you should especially if you want wealth to last generations as the Bible suggests.
4. 

   The Pension Reform Act ââ‚ÂÃ

   
   As discussed in the previous edition, all employers of labor in the private sector with 5 or more employees are expected to be on the scheme, with Retirement Savings Accounts (RSAs) opened for their employees.
5. 

   Why some of us cannot retire

   
   The quality of life during retirement depends on the decisions that you make during your working life. And unlike with most things in life, if you get it wrong, there is no opportunity to start again.
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   The pension reform act ââ‚ÂÃ

   
   With the recent upheavals within the employment industry, the consolidation process and the ensuing side attractions, there arises a need for the average Nigerian to start to think about the future and what to do after retirement.
7. 

   Retire Rich: How to get the right start

   
   How much attention should you pay to your post employment years? Moneywise believes it should be a matter of life and death; the more reason why you should take the guide very seriously. You should discover how to plan your way to retirement, the age you
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   How To Choose Your Pension Fund Administrator

   
   Since you are primarily in control of how long you work before retiring, the accumulated balance in your account at retirement depends on you and, more importantly, on how well your selected PFA invests all the contributions into your retirement account.
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   Concerns over continued relevance of ITF

   
   The Industrial Training Fund scheme faces an uncertain future as stakeholders query its continued relevance, reports The Punch\'s Layi Adeloye.