Amy Cherrie Homes

Oh my goodness my most wonderful and generous friends! Lookey what your votes did! Poney Girl is Ms. January in the 2021 CBRR&R Calender! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! If you'd like help Chessies less fortunate, please consider buying a calendar for your friends and family this Christmas. ... We super duper love you! xoxoxo Please consider pre-ordering a calendar. During the pre-order time frame, calendars are just $25 each (including shipping). Once we close the pre-orders, the price increases to $30 each (including shipping). For large calendar orders, please contact [email protected] for ordering instructions. Calendar pick up is available in the "greater Chicagoland area." See more

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Oh yes, I am wise But it's wisdom born of pain Yes, I've paid the price But look how much I gained If I have to, I can do anything... I am strong I am invincible I am woman ~ Helen Reddy and Ray Burton Photo: Poney Girl, by Amy Cherrie See more

Good news for buyers, sellers and ANY Calif. resident needing / wanting to take a loan against their retirement fund. Unanimous support from Republicans and Democrats on this issue will save Californians millions of dollars that otherwise would been assessed in penalties for loans against their retirement plan. AB 276 conforms state law... to federal law under the CARES Act By Evan Symon, During the weekend, Gov. Newsom signed a bill that would align a part of state tax law to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, removing all penalties from loans off of employer-sponsored retirement plans. Assembly Bill 276, changes current state standards to the federal CARES Act standards created after COVID and subsequent economic downturn. Under the bill and federal law, loans of employer plans normally heavily penalized will receive delayed repayments of up to $100,000 or the greater of $10,000 of a vested account balance, whichever is less. As long as loans were made under those amounts, penalties are removed. Assemblywoman Friedman, authored the bill so as to not to penalize families and individuals in need of early access to retirement funds to make it through financial hardships during the pandemic. AB 276 had been backed by many unions, primarily by the California International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Council and the Entertainment Union Coalition (EUC). AB 276 took effect immediately as a tax levy after Newsom signed the bill. Like My Posts? You Can Help Me Simply "like" us on Facebook. Thanks!