Money & Relationships

We’re two months into our 2020 journey toward financial wellness, and we’ve covered some big topics so far—goal-setting in January and debt repayment in February—checked off a few to-dos, and perhaps you’ve already seen some progress. But the first signs...

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It’s a well-known fact of life that those with more education usually earn more. Those with college degrees earn 56 percent more over their lifetimes, which can add up to over a million dollars in earnings. Those with education beyond...

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Job interviews are nerve-wracking but are often the most crucial part of the job application process. It’s a chance to expand upon your skills and qualifications, determine how well you’ll fit in with the company culture, and build your own...

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We’ve all heard that work-life balance is important. Companies push flexible time off policies and encourage workers to prioritize their health over work deadlines. Many of us dream of a world in which work ends promptly at 5:00 and we...

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The pink tax refers to the trend where women pay more for the same products as men. If you’ve ever comparison-shopped in the deodorant aisle, you may have encountered a strange price disparity. Products like razors, toothbrushes, and even prescription...

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Quick, do you grab the fresh donuts in the breakroom or snack on a healthy granola bar? For most, it can be a challenging call. We face countless decisions like these each day that require no small act of willpower...

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In our January financial calendar, we focused on making financial resolutions and setting yourself up for success throughout the year. Was making a plan to pay off your debt part of your goal-setting? If so, you’re not alone. In 2019,...

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A recent study revealed that 71 percent of recent grads stay at their first job for a year or less. Despite the quick churn, your first job in the workforce is one of the most important. It can help you...

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Though some may argue that job hopping is a recent trend, it’s actually been an essential part of career paths for decades. Over the last 35 years, the average tenure of employees has remained at around five years. While younger...

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