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• CEO Pay Rose by 17% in 2021 — How Did the Rest of Us Do?

  By David Nadelle

  "The rich get richer" is ok if everyone else is getting comparatively richer, too. However, that's not the way salaries work in the corporate world, a new study has shown. See: 22 Side Gigs That Can...

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• 11 Apps or Online Services To Help You Manage Your Money During High Inflation

  By Jaime Catmull

  Most of us would like to save money on our purchases, but we don't know where to begin. Many pull out their default operating budget and immediately look for places to cut back. See: 50 Ways...

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• 10 Small Changes To Stay on Track With Your Career Goals

  By Cynthia Measom

  You don't have to move mountains to achieve your career goals. Instead, if you commit to small, consistent changes, you can reach the finish line faster than you might think. World-renowned...

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• Black-Owned Businesses To Support Right Now

  By Sam DiSalvo

  Don't tell me what your priorities are, the old adage goes -- show me your budget and I'll tell you what your priorities are. Do you want to demonstrate your...

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• Have You Developed Bad Zoom Habits? How To Put Your Best Foot Forward in Virtual Meetings

  By Cynthia Measom

  It's no doubt that working from home is often more relaxed than at the office. And during the pandemic, you may have let some things slide, like your...

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• Surprising Ways Gen X and Millennials Are Worlds Apart Financially

  By Andrew Lisa

  Gen Xers (born between 1965-1980) and the older millennials (1981-1996) will be the last generations to remember the world before the internet, mobile phones...

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• Biden Just Signed the Stimulus – and It’s Giving Millions of Parents a Monthly Allowance

  By Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts Amherst

  The federal government's US$1.9 trillion relief package signed by Biden on March 11 will temporarily expand the child tax credit. This credit, currently pegged at up to $2,000 a year per child until...

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• The 10 Top Cities for Military Families, According to Experts

  By Andrew Lisa

  For civilians, choosing a new city is a fairly straightforward proposition. Pick a few places you like, figure out what you can afford, and decide which city...

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