Lawmakers in multiple states are trying to abolish the subminimum wage, which allows employers to hire certain people and pay them less than the statutory minimum. The most recent push is from Minnesota politicians. Here’s what you need to know. Exploring the Subminimum Wage While we all know about the federal minimum wage, an underlooked […]
Finance
UBS Anticipates Interest Rate Cut Amid 2024 Recession Predictions
In a surprising turn of events, top European bank UBS is sounding the alarm, forecasting a looming recession for the United States in 2024. According to their recent analysis, this economic downturn is poised to trigger a substantial response from the Federal Reserve, with interest rate cuts that could be nearly four times more aggressive […]
Living to 100 Years Old – But How Are We Going to Pay for It
Living longer is becoming the new norm in America, according to a new report. But with those added years comes extra peril for your retirement portfolio. Let’s take a look. A Common Goal Have you ever thought about living to 100? Well, you’re not alone – it turns out a lot of us are thinking […]
Return to the Office and Earn an Extra $20,000 a Year
New research into remote work has revealed some interesting findings that many people may want to take note of. Here’s the full report. The Remote Work Revolution In the years since 2020, remote working has increased tenfold. Insights from 2023 Data According to 2023 data, around 13% of full-time employees work from home, and almost […]
Top 15 States Where Sellers Rule the Real Estate Market
In the ever-evolving world of real estate, shifts in economic conditions, interest rates, and local developments can significantly impact the market. Yet, there are certain states that consistently exhibit the characteristics of a seller’s paradise. These are places where low inventory and soaring demand create prime conditions for sellers to call the shots. #1. Texas […]
15 States Where Home Buyers Could Gain an Edge in the Market
In the dynamic world of real estate, the landscape of the U.S. housing market is always in flux, shaped by a multitude of factors like economic conditions, population shifts, and evolving preferences of buyers and sellers. According to expert forecasts, there are 15 states where prospective buyers could potentially gain an edge in the market. […]
5 Money “Saving” Tips That Might Be Costing You
Find out what money-saving advice you’ve been given doesn’t work – and might actually be costing you more than they save. Not All Advice is Created Equal If your goal is to save as much money as possible, you’ve probably read tons of advice on how to do so. Tips to living a more frugal […]
Ozempic’s $1,000 Price Tag Fuels Big Pharma Debate
A new medical report has stirred some serious debate about the pricing of drugs used to combat diabetes and obesity. Here’s the full story. Ozempic’s Pricetag Predicament If you’re in the U.S., you’ve probably heard about the miracle drug “Ozempic. It’s all the rage for folks wanting to keep their hunger at bay and lose […]
Push for Affordable Homeownership Expands Land Trust Eligibility
Navigating the maze of home buying could be about to get simpler for American families. New policies introduced by the Biden Administration could be a game-changer for those looking to own a home. Bridging the Income Gap For many, homeownership remains elusive, particularly among low-to-middle-income families. New initiatives aim to make this cornerstone of the […]
Wealth Gap Widens Despite Efforts to Bridge Racial Divide
In his recent address at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, President Biden lauded the strides made in bolstering Black wealth and economic mobility. While his remarks showcased optimism, experts argue they failed to paint a complete picture of the ongoing struggle to close the racial wealth gap. According to Lenwood V. Long, […]