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Yes, You Can Discuss Your Salary With Your Co-Workers
Your employer, who should be familiar with pay transparency laws, might not like it, but employees are legally protected from repercussions.
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How Might the Great Wealth Transfer Change Society?
As $84 trillion in assets move from Baby Boomers to younger generations, we could see a greater emphasis on financial technology and investing based on values.
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Small Businesses Hit Extra Hard by Higher Interest Rates
The Kiplinger Letter On average, small business owners are paying interest rates in the range of 9.1%, per the NFIB.
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Looking for a Job? Here’s How Not to Get Hired
A pair of HR consultants offer some advice to help people heading out on interviews to land that job.
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How to Cushion Your Business Bank Account in an Uncertain Economy
Putting these practices in place can help your business weather the storm if economic disaster strikes.
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A Disability Doesn’t Have to Force an Early Retirement
A feature on what people who experience disabilities later in life can do about work.
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What Is the F Reorganization, and Why Is It So Popular?
This year has seen an uptick in F reorganizations. Let’s explore the advantages and disadvantages for buyers and sellers.
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GOP Lawmakers Demand SALT Deduction Cap Increase: Tax Letter
Tax Letter Republicans from high-tax states are clamoring for the SALT deduction cap to rise from its $10,000 limit.
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Cash Balance Plans: Big Deductions and Big Retirement Savings
With the IRS focusing more on high-net-worth taxpayers, is it time for business owners to consider implementing cash balance plans?
