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JANUARY 17, 2023
According to Fidelity’s 2023 New Year’s Financial Resolutions Study , two-thirds of respondents “are considering a financial resolution for the new year,” with nearly 40% resolving to “save more money” and just over 30% focusing on “[paying] down debt.”. Getting your finances in order can seem exhausting.
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OCTOBER 31, 2022
Admittedly, that’s not much of a time difference, but then again, somehow it’s almost time to bring out the 2023 calendars. Although a trusty crystal ball may help you avoid any pitfalls, there are bound to be both good and bad surprises that await you in 2023. What does financial security look like in 2023?
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JUNE 26, 2023
Either way, you’ll need to master the basics of business finance if you want to find success. Even employees not working directly in finance generally need a basic understanding of it to succeed. Nothing exists in a bubble, and business finance is no different. Why is that?
Workplace Insight
OCTOBER 16, 2023
Three built environment projects that have, respectively, restored an historic market building in Porto, delivered 182 individual school projects in Flanders, and created a hybrid, mixed use flagship development in Paris, have been announced as winners in the 2023 Urban Land Institute (ULI) Europe Awards for Excellence.
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APRIL 10, 2023
A budget should be high on your financial planning checklist For the tech-savvy, try importing your bank and credit card statements into a spreadsheet and set up rules or functions to help you categorize each expense. See how your spending breaks down and determine where (or if) you need to adjust your budget.
Workplace Insight
MARCH 13, 2024
Not only that, but a January report from KPMG & REC found that demand for temporary professionals continued to increase softly across the private sector towards the end of 2023 – boding well for this year’s hiring.
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JULY 28, 2023
These firms’ weapon of choice is ‘shadow’ student debt, or nontraditional forms of credit used to finance higher education and job training,” according to the report, leading to what they call “massive financial consequences if they exercise their right to find work elsewhere.” Jennifer Messina, Ph.D.,
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