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In recent times, the traditional pathway to success—a four-year college degree—has come under scrutiny. Increasingly, high school students like Angela Ramirez-Riojas are exploring alternative routes to achieve their career ambitions. For Ramirez-Riojas, who recently enrolled in a vocational construction program at Riverview High School in Florida, the allure of skilled trade work seems to resonate
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The devastation caused by hurricanes can leave communities reeling, with the immediate focus often on recovering from the destruction. However, alongside the physical rebuilding, another critical concern arises for residents: the surge of scams and price gouging that typically follow disasters. Hurricane Helene has highlighted the need for vigilance among affected states as they warn
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As the end of the year approaches, individuals looking to optimize their retirement savings may contemplate Roth IRA conversions. While this investment strategy offers significant long-term benefits, including tax-free growth, it’s essential to navigate the accompanying tax implications carefully. The potential risks tied to increasing your adjusted gross income (AGI) must be fully understood to
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In a financial landscape often characterized by volatility and uncertainty, Frederick MacLean, president of Heritage Investment Group, exemplifies a refreshing commitment to consistency. With Heritage clinching the top spot on CNBC’s list of the best financial advisors in the U.S. for 2024, it’s essential to unpack the principles that form the bedrock of MacLean’s strategy.
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Despite the progress made in recent decades towards achieving gender equity in the workplace, the gender pay gap remains a significant challenge. Recent studies, including findings presented by Kelly Shue from Yale School of Management, highlight a particularly troubling aspect: the “gender promotion gap.” This issue compounds efforts to address income disparities, as women continue
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In recent years, many American savers have enjoyed the benefits of higher yields on various cash instruments, such as savings accounts, certificates of deposit (CDs), and money market funds. However, the landscape is shifting dramatically. Recently, the Federal Reserve’s decision to lower interest rates has sparked concerns regarding the future returns on these traditionally safe
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