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January is one of the best times of the year to look for a job. Here’s how to prepare

Another wave of the Great Resignation is coming in January, experts predict. Here's what you can do to get ahead of the competition.

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Monthly child tax credit payments will expire at the end of the year if Congress doesn't act

The last monthly child tax credit payment will be Dec.15 unless Congress passes legislation to extend it.

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More Americans see inflation as the biggest risk to their retirement plans

About 25% of Americans see rising prices as the greatest retirement threat, up from 8% last year, according to a survey from Allianz.

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Retirees in search of income and some inflation protection may want to consider real estate investment trusts

While REITs are riskier than say, Treasury bonds, they can be strong performers in inflationary environments.

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Morgan Stanley CEO says he was wrong on return-to-office push: 'Everybody's still finding their way'

In June, Gorman told conference attendees that he would be "very disappointed" if his workers hadn't returned to Morgan Stanley buildings by Labor Day.

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Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on these stocks heading into the end of the year

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best performing stocks, like Rivian and Marvell.

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Here's how one drug can be responsible for 50% of the hike in Medicare's Part B premiums

About half of the jump in Part B premiums next year is due to the potential cost of covering Aduhelm, a drug targeting Alzheimer's disease. Here's why.

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Student-loan forgiveness would mean everything to Latinx students stuck in a debt cycle

The student-loan crisis disproportionately affects Latinx students. Forgiveness of at least $10,000 would mean a huge weight off their shoulders.

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Activist fund Engaged Capital may turn to a familiar strategy to boost performance at Quotient

Engaged Capital recently sent a letter to Quotient Technology’s board, calling out its underperformance versus its peers.

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You need at least $1 million saved to retire in these cities

There are 28 major cities in the U.S. where a retiree needs at least $1 million to live comfortably, according to MagnifyMoney.

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Here's what a lot of college grads don't know about their first job offer

A lot of people don't realize you can negotiate every salary offer — even for your first job! So it's important — especially for women — to know your worth.

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You could be due for a big heating bill this winter. How to keep it in check

Nearly half of U.S. households that heat primarily with natural gas are projected to spend 30% more than last winter, according to a report.

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Here's an investment option to protection against inflation

If inflation is above what you’re earning in Treasurys, that part of your portfolio loses buying power. But, there are other investments that make up for it.

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Central bank institution, BIS, says ‘The decentralization in DeFi just an illusion’

BankingDive | Robin Bradley | Dec 7, 2021 DeFi is ripe for regulation before the ecosystem becomes more popular, the Basel-based organization says in its quarterly report. “The point raised in the special feature is that there’s a limit to how far you can run a whole financial system purely based on those automated transactions,”


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What is a Liquidation Preference?

Liquidation preferences are considered by some to be one of the most important components of an investment term sheet. Generally used to determine investor “pecking order” with respect to distributions related to mergers and acquisitions, liquidation preferences are important for … Continue reading

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