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How Grandparents Can Help with Education ExpensesBefore paying for your grandkids' education, it's important to consider how to help them without risking your own retirement. Here are 10 things to think about.
By Jennifer Waters
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5 Steps to Set New College Grads on a Path to a Rich LifeAdulting is hard, but a focus on three key habits — paying yourself first, paying attention to your career and paying it forward — can help get you there.
By Mary Ware, CFP®, CIMA®, CDFA®
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What Women Need to Know Before Hitting Pause on Their CareerTaking a career break to care for family is natural for many women — but a pause can have lasting repercussions. Here's what to consider before stepping away.
By Angie Welsh
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5 Signs You're Living Someone Else's Definition of SuccessLife is too short to settle for what someone else considers success. Studies show most of us want happiness most, so why not go for yours?
By Becca Pearce, MBA, CEPA
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The Real Reason You're Never Promoted (and How to Change That)Delivering strong results but always passed over for promotion? Find out what's really behind your lack of advancement and how to get to the next level.
By Maharukh Dalal, MBA, CPCC
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Our Grandchild Wants Help Paying for a $90k-Per-Year College.We're 75 with $3.2 million. Our son is pressuring us to help pay for our granddaughter's college so she can avoid student loans. What should we do?
By Maurie Backman
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Real-World Examples of Societal Impact That Can InspireWhat motivates the creation of societally impactful ventures? We can find some answers in the invention of a life-saving gadget and an author's book.
By H. Dennis Beaver, Esq.
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Why Turning 60 is a Good Time to Start a New CareerWhy going back to work after 60 is as much mental as it is practical, and often exactly what you need most.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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Is AI-Generated 'Workslop' Ruining Your Work Relationships?A coworker's poor work that was generated by AI and not edited for accuracy or quality is the latest headache in the workplace. You address it without drama.
By Allison Gerrard
