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fnext security trader chief HONOLULU ADVERTISER Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1970 C-7 new trend in pension plans worst over for mart i 1 says mutual funds x- 11 sylvia porter A new era for pensions is opening in our land an era in which you'll be entitled to retire from your company with a substantial pension at a far earlier age than you ever thought possible and your financial stake in your pension will be protected to a degree not even dreamed of a few years ago. The precedent-shattering fight over pensions in the auto industry in which General Motors is offering a minimum $500-a-month pension' to any worker 58 years of age or older after 30 years of service and the autowork- Close of business INVESTING COMPANIES Equt Pro Essex Everst in Fairtd Farm Bu Fed Grth Fid Cap Fid Fund Fid Trnd Financial Dynm Indust Incom Vent FstF Va Fstln Dis Fst InGth Fst InStk Fst Multi Fst Nat Fst Siera Flet Cap Flet Fnd Fla Gth Fnd Gth Found rs Foursq Bid Ask 1.81 1.98 Admiralty Funds: Grwth S.76 6.31 Incom 3.60 3.95 Insur 7.09 7.77 4.68 5.11 Fd 8.43 9.21 Affiliatd 6.57 7.11 6.65 6.65 Am .60 .66 9.5510.27 Fd 9.71 10.61 5.32 5.81 Bira 3.02 3.27 Dvln 9.4510.33 Express: Capit 7.47 8.16 Incme 8.47 9.26 Invest 8.05 8.80 Sped 7.63 Stock 7.87 8.60 Eqty 4.34 4.74 Aberdn Advisrs Aetna Afutre All Allstate 5 Alpha Amcao Am Am Amer Am Am Grth 5.43 5.93 Am Inv 4.88 4.88 Am Mut 7.87 8.60 AmN Gth 2.64 2.89 in November condominiums Corporate profit sharing, plans, another form of retirement savings plan, also-have grown tremendously." To suggest how significant such plans have become for millions, Chicago's Continental Bank has calculated that: if an employer of a 30-year-f old, man con-tributed an average of 10 per-: cent of these earnings to a 5 profit-sharing account each year, if the worker matched this amount, and if the investment grew at 7 per cent compounded annually, the would accumulate $228,000 by the time he retired at age 65. In addition, U.S. employ- ers last year contributed $27.5 billion in Federal, state and local social insurance funds including Social Security, Medicare, state unemployment insurance, railroad retirement insurance, etc.

And employer contributions for social insurance are now jumping 13 per cent a year. But as it stands today, pension plans are an "empty benefit" which will not pay off their promised benefits for millions because the worker will 'quit or change -jobs before he reaches retirement age. Also, as it stands today, literally millions of middle- aged employes have locked themselves into unsatisfacto- -ry jobs simply to avoid los-" ing their valuable pension credits. And more millions are re-1 tiring before age 65 many involuntarily, most at re- duced pensions and all dreadfully threatened by inflation. Dazzling though conservatives may view the new era for pensions, it is, if anything, opening late.

seminar By WILLIAM KREGEIt Advertiser Financial Editor The man who will serve as president of the National Security Traders Association next year said yesterday that, in his opinion, "the worst of it is over" insofar as the stock market's plunge is concerned. Morton N. Weiss a general partner of the New York securities firm of Tros-ter, Singer Co. added that there is no question in his mind that the Dow Jones industrial average will reach the 1,000 mark once again "and go beyond it." The market crunch hasn't affected the over-the-counter securities market, Weiss said, in contrast to those brokerage houses that recently have been merged or closed down. "There've only been a couple of closures among the over-the-counter firms," Weiss said.

The National Security Traders Association's 36th annual convention began here Sunday at the Hilton Hawaiian Village with approximately 400 brokers and dealers in over-the-counter securities attending from throughout the United States. The convention will end tomorrow evening. WEISS SAID he definitely looks for the market to score a spectacular rise in the 70s and predicted that the volume of trading on the New York Stock Exchange by 1975 should run between 30 million and 35 million shares a day. At that time, Weiss speculated, the Dow Jones industrial average "could be in the 1,200 to 1,300 range." A key facet of this year's convention is an explanation for brokers and dealers of the automated quotation system for over-the-counter stocks which will go into operation the first of the year. Originally scheduled to list some 3,000 securities, the computerized system eventually will handle as many as 20,000 different issues, providing daily closing quotations and volume figures.

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Harri-man of the Senate labor man of the Senate Labor subcommittee on labor, introduced on Sept. 9 a potentially far-ranging bill which would: Require that private pension plans provide workers with at least some benefits after 10 years of service a major step toward making i "portable" from job to job; Develop a system to insure benefit credits in the event a pension plan was terminated before it had accumulated adequate funds to pay off beneficiaries; Set up a Federal Pension Benefit Insurance within the Labor Department, to pay off workers if a plan was prematurely closed similar to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. which protects your deposits against bank failure. Sen. Williams' goal is passage of this legislation before next Labor Day.

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Age restrictions are breaking down in pensions. Also powerful is the trend toward built-in safeguards against inflation in pensions. slated ALEXANDER over the country to this year's seminar," Alexander said. THE SESSIONS will cover legal, financial and business problems facing attorneys, lenders, developers, builders, realtors and others in the condominium field. An optional tour of local condominium projects is planned for Nov.

13. Faculty for the seminar will include Patrick J. Rohan and Melvin A. Reskin, co-authors of "Condominium Law and Keith Romney, attorney, condominium consultant and developer of Salt Lake City, and James J. Shapiro, editor of Professional Builder magazine, Chicago.

loss at Chrysler DETROIT (UPI) Chrysler Corp. has reported a net loss of $20.2 million in the first nine months of the year. WEISS groups for the past year as its first vice president. He is a past president of the Security Traders Association of New York and chairman of a liaison committee representing the trader's group in Washington. He is also a director of the National OTC Clearing Corp.

He will assume the presidency of the national association on Jan. 1. Before joining Troster, Singer Weiss was executive vice president of Singer Mackie, with whom he was associated for 15 years. He will succeed Clemens T. Lueker as president.

Other officers of the organization to be elected tomorrow to serve in 1971 include James G. Mun-dy of Supplee, Mosley, Philadelphia, as first vice president; Donald R. Dwyer, head of D. R. Dwyer Chicago as second vice president; Elmer G.

Zebell, a partner of Robert W. Baird Milwaukee, as secretary; and Robert A. Woeber of Arthurs, Lestrange Pittsburgh, as treasurer. THE NATIONAL association was founded in 1934 as a voluntary organization representing professional brokers and dealers in the over-the-counter securities market. The association and its 33 regional affiliates sponsor the public education program conducted by the OTC Information Bureau.

The National Security Traders Association is separate from the National Association of Securities Dealers, the self-regulatory arm of the over-the-counter trading industry. most evident in the electronics, oils, motors, and airlines. The Air Transport Association said preliminary data indicated the 12 major airlines had a loss of $58 million for the first six months of 1970 "the worst half-year results in history." Prices declined in routine trading on the American Stock Exchange. The Amex index fell .23 to 22.16. Turnover amounted to 2,780,000 shares, down from 2,810,000 shares traded Friday.

10 SAILING PORT AND DATE Maison to Hawaii Beginning Nov. 10, a three -day condominium seminar will be held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village under the sponsorship of Condominium Consultants and the Practicing Law Institute. Denis D. Alexander president of Condominium Consultants, which developed the annual seminars noted that, due to the Practicing Law Institute sponsorship, the cost of the seminar has been reduced to $275 per person. In 1968 and 1969, the cost was $950.

"The institute sponsorship means that we can open the seminar to local engineers, construction men, real estate people and lenders since the institute expects to be sending between 200 and 300 attorneys, architects, real estate developers and similar professionals from all real estate marketing session set "The Wall Street of Real Estate" is how one realtor describes a national marketing session scheduled for the Hilton Hawaiian Village Oct. 30 and 31. Sponsored by the Honolulu Board of Realtors and the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers of the National Association of Real Estate the session will allow realtors and sales associates from throughout the nation to market their 1 real estate investments. James K. Trask chairman of the session, said that the success of the session will be due to its unique nature in providing a liquid marketplace a vehicle for instant on-the-spot sales.

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