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Saving hurts, and so do the errors of self-invested plans: James Saft
These findings are consistent with the notion of a house money effect, with the employer contribution as the house money. Employees appear be more willing to take risk with the employer money, or 'free money,' than their own salary reduction contribution to the 403(b) account,” Andrea Anthony and Kristine Beck of the University of Oregon and Inga Chira of California State University- Northridge wrote in the study. -- Investing.com
Saving hurts, and so do the errors of self-invested plans
"These findings are consistent with the notion of a house money effect, with the employer contribution as the house money. Employees appear be more willing to take risk with the employer money, or 'free money,' than their own salary reduction contribution to the 403(b) account," Andrea Anthony and Kristine Beck of the University of Oregon and Inga Chira of California State University- Northridge wrote in the study. -- Nasdaq
Off The Wire SAFT ON WEALTH-Saving hurts, and so do the errors of self-invested plans: James Saft
"These findings are consistent with the notion of a house money effect, with the employer contribution as the house money. Employees appear be more willing to take risk with the employer money, or 'free money,' than their own salary reduction contribution to the 403(b) account," Andrea Anthony and Kristine Beck of the University of Oregon and Inga Chira of California State University- Northridge wrote in the study. -- Kitco
Valley Economic Alliance Installs New Chairman, Directors
The alliance advocated strongly for the passage of Measure M, a 2016 ballot initiative to implement a sales tax in L.A. County to fund transit solutions, and has supported California State University – Northridge’s efforts to improve transportation in the Valley, he added. -- San Fernando Valley Business Journal
Saving hurts, and so do the errors of self-invested plans: James Saft
“These findings are consistent with the notion of a house money effect, with the employer contribution as the house money. Employees appear be more willing to take risk with the employer money, or ‘free money,’ than their own salary reduction contribution to the 403(b) account,” Andrea Anthony and Kristine Beck of the University of Oregon and Inga Chira of California State University- Northridge wrote in the study. -- Newsline
Hey, DJ : TonyTone
It was definitely a bittersweet feeling. I decided to make the leap when I was around 24 to quit my job working at a cell phone store. I had a lot going on personally at this time. I was getting ready to move to L.A. and attend Cal State Northridge, but my high-school sweetheart went into a coma for several years. At that point, I put my life on hold and stopped everything I was doing to be with her and her family at the hospital. After she passed, it really changed my whole perspective on life, and I knew I had nothing to lose. I had no fear, so I decided to pick myself up, move forward, and try my best to live a happy life knowing that’s what she would have wanted for me, and I knew following my passion for DJing would help me accomplish that. -- SF Weekly
L.A. Chamber Orchestra Launches 50th Anniversary Joined by Joshua Bell
Also as part of its 50th Anniversary, LACO is featured earlier in September in two other programs that highlight many of the Orchestra's innovative community partnerships, celebrate the city's rising young artists and highlights some of the world's leading musicians. LACO showcases two partnerships by joining the Valley Performing Arts Center and members of the LA Opera Chorus for "Amadeus Live," conducted by Richard Kaufman, on Saturday, September 16, 7 pm, at VPAC's Great Hall in Northridge. One of the greatest biopics ever made, this look at the incomparable life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart swept the 1984 Oscars. Newly mastered for live accompaniment, the film is brought to life by LACO and members of the LA Opera Chorus. The performance, presented in partnership with Valley Performing Arts Center, resounds with Mozart's masterpieces, none more poignant than his Requiem, building to the film's tragic ending. LACO's performance also honors Sir Neville Marriner, who conducted the film's original soundtrack. -- Broadway World Los Angeles
All of the L.A. arts events and exhibitions to check out this fall
Local dance companies are also well represented. BodyTraffic will be at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex in L.A. on Oct. 7, Invertigo Dance Theatre celebrates its 10th anniversary Oct. 22 at the Moss Theater in Santa Monica and the Versa-Style Dance Company brings high-energy hip-hop to the Broad Stage in Santa Monica on Sept. 23. Diavolo will cover 25 years of Jacques Heim’s daredevil choreography Nov. 11 at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge, and at the L.A. Theatre Center downtown at the end of this month, the L.A. Contemporary Dance Company premieres a new piece by Nathan Makolandra, a dancer with L.A. Dance Project. There’s a lot of cross-pollination going on. -- Los Angeles Times
Kobe sees Gilas surviving sans imports
The 19-year-old high-flying California State Northridge player said the Philippine team displayed a solid game in the FIBA Asia Cup in Beirut, Lebanon last month even without naturalized center Andray Blatche, who opted to skip the tournament for security reasons. -- The Manila Times - Philippines
Seymour graduate will coach throwers at Iowa
Werskey, 30, will lead the throws program after spending the past two seasons at California State University, Northridge. -- Seymour Tribune - IA