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Personal Financial Planning Students Influence Washington, D.C. National champions of the 2010 iOMe Challenge from Texas Tech University’s Division of Personal Financial Planning (PFP) were awarded the highly-influential opportunity to discuss retirement policy ideas for Generation Y with policymakers and members of Congress in Washington, D.C., in May. National champions of the 2010 iOMe Challenge […]

St. Norbert College is cosponsoring a challenge for students to help influence U.S. savings and financial security. The contest is called “The iOMe Challenge” and it asks students to write an essay and develop a short video that illustrate some of the economic issues associated with their generation’s financial security forty years from now. The

Laura Schwartz, principal at White House Strategies joins James Choi of Yale, John List of the University of Chicago, Don Kettl of the University of Maryland and author Martin Merzer as a judge for the iOme Challenge. iOme challenges US College Students to come up with a better retirement system – one that will be

Sage North America Sponsors National Competition to Solve America’s Retirement Crisis 2010 NOV 9 – (VerticalNews.com) — The iOMe Challenge, established in 2009 by PAi (Plan Administrators, Inc.), is a competition that encourages the 80 million members of the Millennial generation to take charge of their retirement security. The contest challenged college students to create

Texas Tech students win with: “What if America saved more?” DE PERE, Wis. — The iOme Challenge, a national competition to address the nation’s retirement crisis, is pleased to announce that a team from Texas Tech University won this year’s grand prize. Students Benjamin Cummings, Christopher Browning, Thomas O’Malley, and Shaun Pfeiffer collaborated to win

Texas Tech students win with: “What if America saved more?” DE PERE, Wis. — The iOme Challenge, a national competition to address the nation’s retirement crisis, is pleased to announce that a team from Texas Tech University won this year’s grand prize. Students Benjamin Cummings, Christopher Browning, Thomas O’Malley, and Shaun Pfeiffer collaborated to win

DE PERE, Wis. – (BUSINESS WIRE) – The iOme Challenge, a national competition to address the nation’s retirement crisis, is pleased to announce that a team from Texas Tech University won this year’s grand prize. Students Benjamin Cummings, Christopher Browning, Thomas O’Malley, and Shaun Pfeiffer collaborated to win the top, national prize. The Texas Tech

The iOme Challenge, a national competition to address the nation?s retirement crisis, is pleased to announce that a team from Texas Tech University won this year?s grand prize. Students Benjamin Cummings, Christopher Browning, Thomas O’Malley, and Shaun Pfeiffer collaborated to win the top, national prize. iOme Challenge Winners Announced The Texas Tech team won $10,000,

Red Raiders show personal financial planning abilities Four graduate students went against dozens of other college hopefuls in this year’s iOMe Challenge, nabbing first place, $10,000 and a trip to Washington D.C. in the process. Personal financial planning students Chris Browning, Benjamin Cummings, Tom O’Malley and Shawn Pfeiffer, with the aid of faculty adviser Michael

Article Excerpt The iOme Challenge, a national competition to address the nation’s retirement crisis, is pleased to announce that a team from Texas Tech University won this year’s grand prize. Students Benjamin Cummings, Christopher Browning, Thomas O’Malley, and Shaun Pfeiffer collaborated to win the top, national prize. The Texas Tech team… Link to actual article