Hey there, fellow disgruntled millennials! Are you feeling trapped in the endless cycle of corporate monotony, wondering if there’s more to life than fluorescent-lit cubicles and soul-sucking meetings? Well, you’re not alone. Join us as we explore the myriad reasons why millennials across the country are saying “buh-bye” to their nine-to-fives and forging their own […]
Education
No More 24/7 Work Demands – California Considers Bill to Ban After-Hours Boss Calls
California workers might need to prepare for a worker revolution, as Assembly Bill 2751 – the right to disconnect bill – is being considered by lawmakers. Read on to find out more about the bill. California’s New Legislation New legislation being debated in California could finally see the end of bosses harassing workers long after […]
Remote Work Boom Fuels Surge in Americans Relocating Overseas
In the past ten years, there has been a spike in the number of Americans packing up and moving overseas. But what is driving them away? Do they plan to ever return to their home country, or are they cutting ties permanently? A Dream or a Nightmare In 2023, The Wall Street Journal asked Americans […]
Massive Layoffs from Amazon to Google: 2024’s Major Workforce Shakeups
In recent months, there have been massive layoffs from major corporations in a bid to navigate the harsh economic times. These strategic initiatives have triggered discussions around cost-cutting measures and the evolving industry dynamics. Nike The famous athletic clothing brand Nike announced a plan in December to lower costs, aiming to save up to $2 […]
Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Faces Legal Challenges: What’s Next?
The burden of student loans has long been a persistent thorn in the side of countless Americans. The Biden administration has taken significant steps to alleviate this burden, yet challenges persist. Initial Forgiveness Plan President Joe Biden initially proposed a massive student loan forgiveness plan, only for it to be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme […]
Money 101: High Schools Get Real, Mandate Finance Classes for Gen Z
Compulsory personal finance classes are being adopted in schools across the U.S., and for good reason. A Much-Needed Boost Financial literacy rates in the U.S. are becoming an increasing cause for concern, and dozens of states are using the education system to address the problem. Compulsory Personal Finance Classes State curriculums across the U.S. are […]
Utah’s Education Crisis Deepens with $640 Million Budget Blow
Utah’s schools are facing a financial squeeze, and it’s got a lot to do with the state’s tax policies. Here’s the full story. Utah Lawmakers Eye Tax Cuts Lawmakers in Utah have been talking about cutting taxes again this year. Sounds good, right? Budget Consequences Unfortunately, if they give that the green light, economic experts […]
Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Faces Legal Hurdles
The burden of student loans has long been a persistent thorn in the side of countless Americans. The Biden administration has taken significant steps to alleviate this burden, yet challenges persist. Initial Forgiveness Plan President Joe Biden initially proposed a massive student loan forgiveness plan, only for it to be declared unconstitutional by the Supreme […]
Degrees of Regret: 24 Colleges That Leave Graduates Drowning in Debt
The value of a traditional four-year college degree is under more scrutiny than ever before, and not all educational bets are created equal. The financial gap is wide and telling, especially when comparing the return on investment for graduates from top-tier universities like Harvard to those from less renowned institutions. Recent research has spotlighted colleges […]
New Student Financial Aid Software Raises Concerns Over Increased Student Anxiety
A new online application recently went live in an attempt to make student lives easier, but accessibility challenges have left students increasingly frustrated, as the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) fails to provide those who need it their financial aid. Unforeseen Hurdles Originally scheduled for an October opening, the FAFSA faced a three-month […]