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The Best Retirement Tax Credit You Never Knew Existed
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How Healthy Is Obamacare Now?
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10 Best States in America for College Graduates to Find Jobs
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Do American Veterans Really Need Tax Breaks?
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Wal-Mart Store Closures: Busted Pipes or Retaliation?
Joe Raedle/Getty Images A wise man once said, “Don’t mess with the bull, young man. You’ll get the horns.” For Wal-Mart employees at five different stores, learning that lesson has come at the expense...
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Why the Middle Class Should Care About the Minimum Wage
Source: iStock At the heart of most conversations about income inequality and the minimum wage is the idea of a living wage. But far too often people get tripped up — either by fundamental...
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The Latest Way Employers Are Taking Advantage of Employees
Philippe Merle/AFP/Getty Images Competition — it’s an integral component to the free market system, and the engine that drives the wheels of business dynamism and economic growth. Without competition,...
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This Is What the Recession Did to Millennials
Source: Thinkstock America’s young adults bore the brunt of the 2007-2009 economic recession. Those who entered the job market during the worst of the crisis may forever be marked by it, particularly...
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Can’t Find a Job? Here Are 10 Jobs That Are Hiring Like Crazy
Source: Thinkstock The American economy has taken on a split personality. A new report says that businesses are facing a talent shortage, with literally millions of positions just waiting to be filled....
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Why 90s Kids Don’t Understand This Kind of Economic Struggle
Source: iStock If the current state of the economy and the noticeable lack of pogs and Lee Pipes weren’t enough of an indicator, let’s just put it out there: this is not the 90s anymore. For anyone who...
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Why the Next Global War May Be Fought Over Jobs
Source: iStock The year may be only half over, but already the United States’ economy has added more than 1 million jobs. In May alone, employers added 280,000 jobs to payrolls. And while the...
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Looking for a Job? The 10 Best Jobs for Introverts
The work environment is no stranger to teamwork. Employers often look for job candidates who can work well in groups and communicate their ideas to others effectively. However, playing nice with others...
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10 Worst College Majors for Today’s Job Market
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Why Recent Grads Should Ask for More Money
Source: iStock Recent college graduates are typically new to the job world, so it’s understandable when they make mistakes. Today’s labor market, however, may not be so understanding. Young people...
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Top 10 Cities That Never Recovered From the Great Recession
Source: Thinkstock The Great Recession continues to find residency throughout America’s largest cities. Despite the recession technically ending more than six years ago, the recovery process is ongoing...
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Why the Middle Class Should Care About the Minimum Wage
Source: iStock At the heart of most conversations about income inequality and the minimum wage is the idea of a living wage. But far too often people get tripped up — either by fundamental...
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The Latest Way Employers Are Taking Advantage of Employees
Philippe Merle/AFP/Getty Images Competition — it’s an integral component to the free market system, and the engine that drives the wheels of business dynamism and economic growth. Without competition,...
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This Is What the Recession Did to Millennials
Source: Thinkstock America’s young adults bore the brunt of the 2007-2009 economic recession. Those who entered the job market during the worst of the crisis may forever be marked by it, particularly...
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Why 90s Kids Don’t Understand This Kind of Economic Struggle
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Why the Next Global War May Be Fought Over Jobs
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