Pension
plans discussed by business leaders
By
JANET McGREGOR
jmac_snippets@hotmailcom
Pension
plans for small businesses was the topic of discussion at
the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce Small Business
Council luncheon. Kevin Rainwater with Manulife Insurance
gave a brief presentation and answered questions
regarding various pension plan options such as 401K's,
simple IRA's and simple 401K's.
The
meeting, sponsored by TCIS - The Complete Insurance
Source, was at the Holiday Inn Express in Fayetteville.
In addition to providing lunch for the council, prizes
including a much-coveted box of golf balls and golf
shirts were given away.
Phil
Smelley, president of TCIS, said, "TCIS is always
pleased to support chamber events and the Small Business
Council."
TCIS has
sponsored past council meetings and events, and is a
long-standing active member of the Fayette County Chamber
of Commerce.
The Small
Business Council meets each third Tuesday to network,
exchange business information and learn. The luncheon
meetings are sponsored by chamber member businesses and
are open to the public. Attendance and lunch are free for
chamber members and first time guests; the cost for
returning non-members is $10. The sponsoring business
provides lunch and a speaker for the meetings.
"Small
businesses are an important part of our chamber member
mix," said Elissa Hall, president of the Fayette
Chamber. "The Small Business Council is an excellent
way for local businesses to get involved and find out
what the chamber has to offer."
Attendance
at the council meetings ranges from 50 to more than 100
each month. The group sponsors the upcoming Small
Business Showcase, presents an award for the Small
Business of the Year, walks in the annual American Heart
Association's Heart Walk, decorates a tree for the Board
of REALTORS Noel November fundraiser and is involved in
promoting small businesses in the community.
For
information phone 770-461-9983.






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