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IHRSA s Annual Meeting Details How COVID-19 Impacted Industry, Offers Greatest Comeback Story Opportunity

Share: During IHRSA’s annual meeting, IHRSA’s board chair shared the impact that COVID-19 had on IHRSA and the industry, as well as the opportunity ahead for the industry. In addition, members elected new board leadership and board members. (Screen capture.) During the International Health, Racquet and Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) annual meeting on March 30, IHRSA leaders spelled out the bad and the good for the fitness industry in 2020 and elected new board leaders and members. First, the bad news. The cancellation of the 2020 IHRSA Convention and Trade Show due to the COVID-19 pandemic led to a $3.75 million net asset deficit in fiscal year 2020 for the trade association for commercial club operators. Total revenue for IHRSA was $5.6 million while total expenses were $12.67 million, Carrie Kepple, who serves as board chair until June 30, said in sharing the financials for IHRSA for fiscal year 2020 (ending June 30, 2020), in the association’s

History doesn t repeat as Haven face Dewsbury

WHITEHAVEN RLFC 8 An encouraging first-half display came to nothing as Whitehaven failed to emulate their Challenge Cup victory of two weeks ago against Dewsbury and get their Championship campaign off to a winning start. For 37 minutes there was every reason to be optimistic that Gary Charlton’s men could replicate that 23-16 success that took them through to round two of the famous knock-out competition. But a burst of three Rams’ tries either side of the interval swung the contest in the West Yorkshire side’s favour and Haven never really got into top gear again. A fair proportion of the opening period was spent tenaciously defending with the home side shading possession and territorial advantage but the West Cumbrians’ rearguard action was impressive enough to suggest they could add to the spectacular 13th minute try from lively Australian winger cum fullback Lachlan Walmsley.

Participants Are Fooled by Retirement Plan and Savings Misconceptions

A survey identified confusion plan sponsors can clear up with ongoing education and digital tools. Reported by For April Fool’s Day, Lincoln Financial Group is urging plan sponsors to make sure participants aren’t fooled by retirement plan and savings misconceptions including some misunderstandings which plan sponsors might not have thought about addressing in their education efforts. Lincoln’s survey of people saving for retirement found many are confused about several key areas, including how much to save, rolling over money from retirement accounts and how to prioritize paying off debt versus savings. For example, 18% of survey respondents said the statement “As a general rule, if you save enough in your workplace retirement plan to meet the employer match, you are probably saving enough to be on track for a comfortable retirement,” is true. Twenty-two percent indicated they don’t know if this is true or false. These percentages rise to 31% and 32%, respectively, f

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