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Another State May Make Personal Finance Classes a High School Requirement
A new bill would mean high schoolers taking personal finance classes in order to graduate.
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ChatGPT and Job Security: Is AI Coming for Your Job?
When it comes to ChatGPT and job security there are a handful of things to know - and strategies to follow.
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Best States to Pursue a Career in Finance
These 10 states are the best to pursue a career in finance or accounting.
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What's Typically in a Severance Package
If you’re laid off from your job, you might be offered severance pay and other benefits. Here’s what to know before you sign this legal agreement.
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How to Survive a Layoff
Losing your job can be traumatic, but it doesn’t have to wreck your finances.
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Formula for Small Business Success: Stick With What You Know
Kirby Company executive Daniel Blalock knows all about starting in door-to-door sales and working his way to the top.
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Most Americans are Worried About Layoffs
A new survey from Morning Consult found that a vast majority of Americans are concerned about layoffs and job losses.
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Want to Do Board Service? Start the Search Before You Retire
Seasoned executives who want to shift to advisory and thought leader roles should evaluate motivations and skills and build a strong professional network.
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Independent Contractors vs. Employees: There's a Difference
This small-business owner risks his livelihood by misclassifying employees to save a few bucks and avoid ‘messy paperwork.’ This won’t end well.
