(b) A depository institution; subsidiaries that are owned and controlled by a depository institution and regulated by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Comptroller of the Currency, the Director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, the National Credit Union Administration, or the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; or institutions regulated by the Farm Credit Administration.

I called the Springfield Chamber for demographics and the Exec Director told me about a commercial building...

Through my work I have ties to the economic director and they are continually expanding, but yes I couldn't agree more.

It sounds like you would benefit from spending some time with your company's HR director to fully understand their 401(k) offerings.

Hey @Trevor Baker, I think you might be the same Trevor I've met at the Mimi's meet up (I'm the guy who's a CAR director.)

There can be no direct or indirect benefit between the plan and a disqualified party.  

My current position is Director of Operations.

I'd prefer to have a single female vs a family or male and just wondering if it's okay to advertise and filter out for a single female.

As such, there can be no transactions or any direct or indirect benefit between the IRA and your wife in either direction.  

It's sole director would be removable at will by the president, and its budget would be controlled by Congress through the traditional appropriations process.The CFPB currently has expansive power to crackdown on what it considers "unlawful and abusive practices," can write regulations on the financial industry and is funded through the Federal Reserve.Panel Republicans lambasted the CFPB as an abusive threat to the economy and to constitutional separation of powers, while Democrats touted the more than $11 billion the agency returned to consumers through enforcement actions.Democrats offered several amendments to strip those provisions from the bill, which also fell along party line votes.Throughout the hearing, Democrats criticized Republicans for starting with a massive, 500-page bill combining bipartisan measures with long-sought GOP targets.Several asked Hensarling to abandon the CHOICE Act in favor over a bill focusing on community and mid-size banks.