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Rocket builder ULA will require employees receive Covid vaccines beginning Sept. 1

Rocket builder United Launch Alliance will require all employees to receive vaccinations against Covid-19 starting Sept. 1, CNBC has learned.

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The stock market is falling. Here's what to do, and what to avoid

Financial experts recommend investors stay the course, even in choppy markets

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Financial advisor, financial planner or robo-advisor? Here's how to find the right help to manage your money

If you are looking for professional help with your finances, it may be hard to figure out where to start.

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States can pay unemployment benefits past Sept. 6 using pandemic funds, Labor and Treasury officials say

Labor and Treasury Department officials said Thursday that states can use leftover pandemic funds to continue paying income support to the jobless past Sept. 6.

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SpaceX adding capabilities to Starlink internet satellites, plans to launch them with Starship

Elon Musk's SpaceX revealed new details about plans for the next generation of satellites in its Starlink internet system in federal filings on Wednesday.

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Just one child tax credit payment reduced financial anxiety for 56% of families

For 56% of families, receiving just the first monthly child tax credit payment in July reduced financial anxiety.

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Is Secondary Investing Right for You?

Learn what secondary investing is, why it may be an attractive option for some investors, certain risks, and how to get started investing on the secondary market. Continue reading

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This bill aims to keep Social Security beneficiaries out of poverty. Here's where efforts to improve the program stand

Raising minimum Social Security benefits to help beneficiaries stay out of poverty is getting more attention.

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Education Department will cancel student debt for more than 320,000 borrowers

The U.S. Department of Education announced on Thursday that it will cancel $5.8 billion in student debt for more than 320,000 borrowers.

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Charles Schwab to give most employees 5% raise, pushes back return to office

The brokerage announced a 5% pay raise for most of its employees on Thursday.

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One-third of American families couldn’t cover a $2,000 emergency before the pandemic

One-third of American families couldn't handle an unexpected $2,000 expense before the pandemic, a report finds. Here's what experts suggest.

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The need for trip insurance amid the pandemic is reshaping the travel landscape

The wisdom of acquiring comprehensive travel insurance with coverage for medical costs associated with Covid-19 is reshaping the travel landscape, insurers say.

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Even as millions of monthly child tax credit payments go out, some parents are still confused how they work

Millions of monthly child tax credits were just deployed for a second month. Yet some parents are still in the dark as to whether they're eligible.

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Enhanced unemployment benefits may end a bit earlier than expected

The American Rescue Plan offers federal benefits until Labor Day. But state rules require the last payable week to be the one ended Sept. 4 or 5.

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Unemployment benefits will end soon for 7.5 million Americans. These extended pandemic-aid programs could help

Federal unemployment programs will end soon, abruptly ending benefits for millions of Americans. Here are some other things that could help.

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