. >> they decide what is covered and the funds revert to the employer after 24 months and the city, mra, if it is a wide variety and the city determines what is covered and it is a public benefit program and the city determines what is covered and while these funds technically revert to the city after 18 months, an individual has a right to react vait their account at any time and so technically they are available to an individual in perpetuity. >> maybe you just want to clarify the 18 months is after... >> after contribution? >> okay. i thought it was after no activity. >> oh, i am sorry, you are right, it is after no activity. >> okay. >> so this is, and we have changes to how these common compliance methods after the aca and the only change that you will see here is the orange box on the right-hand side called accepted benefits, or integrated hra. and so health reform says because individuals have to have minimum essential coverage, these hras don't qualify as minimum essential coverage any more and they are no longer allowed. and what is allowed, though, is a different kind of hra a

. >> the city mra,plan. and they take it back from the account, and the funds are technically available to the individuals. and at termination of employment, that is different, also. and for employee, at the termination of the employment, the funds revert to the employers for the health reimbursement accounts and for the medical reimbursement, they remain available for the employees and they stay in an account with us, as long as the employee is able to and it can access it and as often as they like until it is exhausted. >> the types of there is only one kind of city option mra and after the aca market reforms and this is also another area of key difference and i mentioned the area of the key difference on what happens to the funds and reverting to the employer and staying with the city is one key difference and so making the full expenditure verses making it on the utilization of the employee and that is different. but also s mra allows the individual to use those funds to purchase health insurance on the

but you spend 100 cents on the dollar, when the money goes from your pocket to the city mra. and whether that is the goal and i mean that we went through this battle, two months, or two years ago. and we had a piece of legislation be, or we had some compromised legislation signed by the mayor that created the 24 month rollover but still gave the employees, or the employers the opportunity to select a cost effective method for complying with the city ordinance and we need your help on this matter in the coming months, thank you. >> great. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker please? >> good evening, the small business network and the accounts merchants and i would like to focus on a lot. and how is this going to put san francisco small businesses to an advantage to all of the competitors and whether they are the peninsula or the rest of the state or the country and a lot of this is how are they going to catch the employers that are not doing this or the employers who do not even know about it. and a lot of it is employees will make a complaint. and if the city is going to b

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he signed an executive order creating the mra retirement program. >> those of you that don't have a 41 k on the job, a pension, a mechanism to start saving, especially young workers, you can get started now. >> here are the basics of the my ra plan. you'll sign up at work and save through payroll deductions. you can contribute as little as $5 and save up to $15,000 over a maximum of 30 years, when you hit one, 30 years or $15,000 you have to roll it into a rough ira, and that's not bad, because you can invest in a universe of things. you can withdraw contributions, but if you withdraw the interest before retirement you'll get hit with taxes. your money is invested in a treasury security. you won't lose money, but your return in 2012 would have been a 1.7%, which is less than inflation. while this is a good tool to help you save, it's not an answer to get you through retirement. i ask you what is the best way to get americans to say. amy tweets: >> simon says: >> simon is making sense. tell me what you think, tweet me at: >> vote on the new farm bill easily passed in the house of repres

just later this afternoon, he's going to be talking about another element to the state of the union, a mra, a saves account for those who don't have employer-based savings plans, where they're trying to do something under the larger theme of erasing or alleviating income inequality in this country. so the president pushing hard. and whether he gets the minimum wage through congress, a lot of resistance in the house of representatives. but there are larger issues where he does stand a chance. immigration reform in particular. and that's what he's going to be aiming for. that's something that we heard him hit hard against the republicans last night. these other issues that he's pushing, specifically minimum wage and the extensof unemployment benefits, that do not look like they're in the cards, especially in the house. >> as mike pointed out, the president's next stop is just outside of pittsburgh. it reinvented itself after an economic bust 5 years ago. they are very proud of their turn around. >> that's right, del, you know there was a time when steel was a big deal in this town, but areas

specification number three which is analogus to tonight and failure to respond and the duty for the mra toone that he was working in. specification of number four, and a concern of failure to appear for the range for the qualification and training for the firearm and the last specification is failure to do the mandatory training required. and so for that reason, this commission has extreme concern about the public safety because he is out there. >> thank you. >> so we are finished with line items 3 abcd and do we have public comment regarding these items? >> >> good evening. my mame is mohamid sec and i am with the asian world caucus and thank you for the opportunity to present public comment in regards to the jttf report. i work closely with members of the arab little eastern and south asian communities to address the post 911 discrimination and harassment against them at lc and my colleagues and i help. >> and we file the complaints about the airport delays and profiling and when they are approached. and we help them when their civic participation is threatened, they regularly visit h

and the eligibility for san francisco for healthy san francisco and the city mra are continued to be the same as they were before, and i think that it just was never really and it was recently pointed out to me that it was never really appropriated described on the website. but it is not changing the programs but improving the language on the website. >> great. >> commissioner dwight? >> i think that the other thing that you know, we will try to bring to our constituents, the small business ss a way to sort of get over the obvious ject and healthcare is always an issue for employers because we want to provide for our employees and it is more expensive and complicated and it is easy to roll your eyes and so what i would like to do is get past that myself even. and really talk to the folks that we have consultants that are helping us with this situation, and it is their job and so, but i think that i take some solice in knowing that even scott is confused by this and that is his business. and so, good i am not the only one. and i don't want to make bags. so. but any way, i think that i

in 2000 in jerusalem, ariel sharon walked through the mra. >> and the mosque. >> it was not a provocation. >> but a provocation is exactly what it was. he asserted israeli claims over space arabs find sacred. his visit triggered outrage and the second palestinian uprising, but the violence it helped spark propelled him to election as prime minister. it proved once again that the brash, bull-headed sharon did what he wanted, seized land he desired and nobody dared stop him. as much as anyone in the last 50 years, sharon helped define the israeli state. many israelis loved him for it. many others despised him. first, he was a successful soldier. his campaigns redrew the state's borders. in 1967 he won one of the most sensational battles in the six-day war. israel suddenly doubled in size. in 1973, as a battlefield general, his leadership prevented almost certain defeat in the yom kippur war. in 1982 as defense minister he led the invasion of lebanon. after the victory, he ordered his forces to stand by as the lebanese fighters that he was supporting slaughtered hundreds if not thousands of

> well, obama signed a presidential moment random, creating a new retirement savings acount dubbed, mrause said it will act as starting savings acouncils that will be launched by the end of the year. here is what some of you are posting on my facebook page. more presidential rhetoric will not help, how did clarity on social security. >> it someone forget we used to buy bonds for retirement, they stopped paying much. be sure to log on to gerriwillis.com for our online question. you remember that old joke, how psychologists does it take to screw in a light bulb, it is just one. the light bulb really has to want to change, so it is with retirement savings, you can't force people to to the right thing. it seems obama administration so desperate to encourage savings, it is willing to give away the store, guaranteed prince pehls, the best of all world, not a world that merrill lynch or goldman sachs or any broker dealer will offer you, it is not economic, there other way to encourage savings in the meantime, remember you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. and that is it

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