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Just work for the money: Quiet quitters look for meaning in the wrong place

Just work for the money: Quiet quitters look for meaning in the wrong place
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Generation Z is getting a harsh lesson in stock risk

Generation Z is getting a harsh lesson in stock risk
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A recession won t be as scary as it sounds - Lewiston Sun Journal

Recessions always have a human cost. It may be some small comfort, though, that a mild recession in the near term means you can avoid a very bad recession in the future.

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Why the Federal Reserve Keeps Underestimating Inflation

(Bloomberg Opinion) The Fed messed up. Big time. After almost 40 years of low, predictable price growth, inflation is back: 8.5% at last count and it may go higher still. Some of the inflation is related to pandemic re-opening, but some of it came from serious policy errors.

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Buck up, boomers; you re still better off than your parents | Lifestyle

This is a hard time to retire. The market is down 7% from last year and the rate of inflation has risen to 8.5%. Both are brutal to your bottom

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