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FOSTER CITY, Calif., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Many companies are likely grappling with the decision of asking workers to return to the office, staying remote or converting into a partially remote office setting in a post-COVID work environment. MoneyRates.com, a banking rate comparison site, studied more than 380 metro areas to find where residents have the most to gain in time and money-saved if the workforce stays remote.
The research, published today, finds not only could some workers save thousands of dollars a year and an extra months worth of vacation more than $8,000 or 39 eight-hour workdays a year to in some areas but companies are likely to benefit too. Employers can potentially save on renting expensive office space, while their workers are spared the time and hassle of commuting to work. To find the entire list of top remote work cities, visit 10 Cities Where Remote Workers Should Thrive Post-pandemic.
MyBankTracker shares tips to choose the best credit cards for summer travel
It s more than just looking at the sign-up bonus
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FOSTER CITY, Calif., May 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Vaccinations are still rolling out and with travel restrictions being lifted, many Americans are planning that long-awaited summer getaway. Whether it s a road trip, cruise or hotel stay, consumers may turn to credit cards to help foot the bill and MyBankTracker.com is releasing guidance on how to pick the perfect card for their lifestyle. Simon Zhen, senior research analyst for the financial comparison site, suggests:
1. Review Your Previous Travel Spending: Look at prior trips and identify any patterns in travel spend.
4 Ways to Give Grads a Proper Financial Head Start from MyBankTracker
Giving the right financial gift can provide long-term benefits
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, Calif., April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ More than one million students will graduate from college this year and that number skyrockets if you add in high school seniors. MyBankTracker.com created a gift-giving list that grads will be throwing their caps in the air for that also makes good financial sense. Here are Four Alternative College Graduation Financial Gifts Every 20-Something Needs:
1. Contribute to a starter emergency fund
College graduates are likely to be entering the real world with plenty of student loan debt as they start their careers and secure a source of income. An emergency fund can offer a small safety net in case anything doesn t go as expected it could keep them from racking up even more debt.
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FOSTER CITY, Calif., April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Where to attend college is more important than ever as student loan debt holds a tight grip on millions of young adults. With millions more applying to colleges across the country, MoneyRates.com is releasing its newest research to help them find the best place to study and acquire the job skills needed to compete in today s job market. The Best States for College Students shows the quest to avoid crushing student loan debt doesn t just come down to which university you choose, but also which state that school is in.
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