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Study assesses taking of Black homeowners property in 1960s

Residents of a Black neighborhood in Georgia lost over $5 million on their properties when their homes were destroyed more than 50 years ago.

University of georgiaUnited statesClarke countyJerry shannonDepartment of geographyDepartment of financial planningFinancial planningAthens clarke county

Piñon problems, Star Trek whiskey: News from around our 50 states

Kansas lawmaker criticized for complaints about trans colleague, world’s largest dark sky reserve opens in Texas, and more

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Reparations study estimates $5 million owed to Linnentown residents

An economic analysis team from the University of Georgia has given preliminary calculations of $5 million in reparations owed to Linnentown residents.

United statesUniversity of georgiaClarke countyMariah parkerJerry shannonHattie thomas whiteheadDepartment of geographyDepartment of financial planningAthens justiceFinancial planningConsumer economicsMemory projectAthens clarke countyBaxter streetLinnentown projectThomas whitehead

Elevate s Center for the New Middle Class Partners with the University of Georgia to Analyze Challenges of Household Finance

Elevate Credit, Inc. , a leading tech-enabled provider of innovative and responsible online credit solutions for consumers, today announced that its internal thinktank, the Center for the New Middle. | March 24, 2022

United statesJonathan walkerJason harvisonDepartment of financial planningDepartment head for financial planningUniversity of georgiaElevate credit incElevate or companyElevate creditNew middle classFinancial planningConsumer economicsSwarn chatterjeeDepartment headNc stock exchangePress release

= National Association of Insurance Commissioners Names 2022 Consumer Liaison Representatives

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 The National Association of Insurance Commissioners issued the following news release:. The National Association of Insurance Commissioners recently named 40 consumer liaison representatives for 2022. "Protecting our consumers is our top priority and that is why we depend so heavily on our consumer liaison representatives to provide.

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