Break from the Grind August 16, 2018

A Little Friday File Fun

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In Allegany, New York, the Department of Environmental Conservation says officers obtained a warrant to search a home. According to the Associated Press, officers say inside they found three king cobras, six venomous Gila monsters and seven species of turtles kept in enclosures throughout the home. It’s illegal in New York state to own venomous snakes, and officials say the man living at the house faces charges.

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In Fayette County, Georgia, police are looking for someone who stole a large amount of ramen noodles—$98,000 worth. According to Fox 5 Atlanta, a large trailer holding the noodles was parked at a Chevron store. As cheap as this item is in stories, it is amazing to think how much was taken to amount to $98,000.

In Strongsville, Ohio, an Arby’s employee called police after a goose fell off the roof of the restaurant. Apparently, the stunned animal was holding up the drive-thru line. However, the bird was gone before police arrived there.
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Financial Finesse Designs Financial Wellness Education Program

The four-to-five-hour continuing education (CE) course, available to retirement industry professionals on FiduciaryEducation.com, provides support in planning and incorporating holistic financial wellness benefits.

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Financial Finesse has created an online continuing education course for human resources (HR) and financial professionals on Creating an Effective Financial Wellness Program.

The four-to-five-hour continuing education (CE) course, available to retirement industry professionals on FiduciaryEducation.com, provides support in planning and incorporating holistic financial wellness benefits, according to Financial Finesse. The program, which approves credits for designations including the HR Certification Institute, Society of Human Resources Management Professional Development, and Certified Financial Planners (CFPs), seeks to reduce financial stress in the workforce while assisting in retirement readiness.

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Financial Finesse points out the need for newly developed, comprehensive programs to augment and certify an employee’s retirement preparedness. According to a PwC survey, 54% of employees would rather make their own financial choices, but prefer to have a professional validate the decision.

More information about the program can be found here.

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