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Enrollment in online degree programs is growing — and when you can take classes from anywhere, the list of potential colleges is long. To help prospective students find a school where their time and tuition is likely to pay off, we partnered with College Factual to build a list of the country's top-value programs. With a focus on costs, employment rates, typical salaries and online resources, we graded colleges on a 5-star scale. Check it out 👉 https://bit.ly/4dSMUOh
Best Online Colleges for Your Money 2024
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It's PSL season! ☕ 🍁
With baristas already slinging pumpkin spice lattes as of Thursday, Starbucks has ushered in the start of autumn an entire month early ☕ 🍁 The drink turns 21 this year, and it's the soonest it has ever been released. These days, a hot, 16-ounce — that's "grande" in Starbucks lingo — #PSL now costs $6.50, according to average menu prices across several U.S. cities. For Money, I spent way too much time tracking #Starbucks prices of the drink over the past two decades. What I found is that, since 2005, hot, grande PSL prices have nearly doubled, rising from $3.35 to $6.50, an increase of 94%. Over that same period of time, inflation rose about 57%, meaning PSL costs have far outpaced inflation. Here's a year-by-year breakdown of estimated PSL costs.
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Looking for work? Join the club. The share of U.S. workers who are on the job hunt has reached the highest level in over a decade, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The NY Fed’s data show that compared to last July, workers are increasingly dissatisfied with their pay, benefits and prospects for a promotion. That’s causing many of them to look for a better gig. In fact, workers are less satisfied with benefits and promotion opportunities than they were at the height of the pandemic-era Great Resignation, when droves of fed-up Americans quit their jobs. The key difference is that the labor market has notably cooled since then, meaning employers aren’t as likely to hire people who just jumped ship. Adam Hardy has more 👉 https://bit.ly/3SYW6ZC
Here's Why Americans Are Looking for Jobs at Record Levels
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Here’s a step-by-step guide to crafting a #resume recruiters can’t overlook — with a free template you can download and customize.
Job Hunting? Here's a Free Resume Template and Tips to Boost Your Search
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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) groundbreaking new commission-sharing agreement will end the common practice of home sellers automatically covering the fees for real estate agents on both sides of the transaction. The new rules started on Saturday. Now, real estate agents are prohibited from advertising shared commissions on MLS databases, and buyers will instead have to negotiate their agent’s fees before they start viewing homes. Leslie Cook reports on the pros and cons of these changes. https://bit.ly/3WUgbBD #realestate #NARsettlement #commission #brokerfees
Will New Rules for Real Estate Commissions Lower the Cost of Selling a Home?
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Here’s what’s getting cheaper as inflation cools to the lowest level in three years: - Used cars: prices are down more than $2,000 in a year - Furniture (-5.9% year-over-year) and televisions (-5.4%) - Airline fares fell 1.6% last month and are below the pre-pandemic level +More (including ice cream, pictured!) Money
From Airfare to Used Cars, These 6 Things Are Getting Cheaper as Inflation Cools
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We're now just 82 days away from the election, and as pollsters, pundits and prognosticators continue to disagree about who will ultimately occupy the White House, the stock market has correctly predicted the outcome 83% of the time. I explain in my latest for Money: https://lnkd.in/gTaJQrnz
This Stock Market Stat Has Predicted 83% of Presidential Elections in the Past Century
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A major data breach that reportedly includes Social Security numbers has put many people on edge about identity theft and the possibility that their personal information has been exposed online. National Public Data, a background check and public records company, is facing a flurry of class action lawsuits about the breach. The suits were filed this month in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of Florida and allege that the personal information of millions of people was accessed by cybercriminals in April. Some of the stolen data is apparently already popping up on the dark web: The plaintiffs suing National Public Data say they’ve been alerted of exposures by credit monitoring and identity theft protection services. Pete Grieve shares everything we know about the breach, including what to do if you're affected. https://bit.ly/4dPUuJy #databreach #identitytheft #identitytheftprotection #onlinesecurity
Was Every American's Social Security Number Really Just Hacked?
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NEW for Money: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has completed its first-ever round of prescription drug negotiations 💊 For millions of Americans in #Medicare Part D dealing with arthritis, bowel diseases, blood cancers, diabetes, heart conditions and more, prescription drug prices are getting slashed — with discounts of up to 79% once the new prices go into effect in 2026. The negotiations are estimated to save the Medicare program as a whole some $6 billion a year, and it will save enrollees $1.5 billion. Per person savings comes out to an average of roughly $170 a year. Here's a look at the 10 drugs that are about to get much cheaper: 1. Januvia (treats diabetes): 79% discount 2. Fiasp (diabetes): 76% discount 3. Farxiga (diabetes, heart failure, kidney disease): 68% discount 4. Enbrel (rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis): 67% discount 5. Jardiance (diabetes, heart failure, kidney disease): 66% discount 6. Stelara (psoriasis, arthritis, bowel diseases): 66% discount 7. Xarelto (blood clots, heart diseases): 62% discount 8. Eliquis (blood clots): 56% discount 9. Entresto (heart failure): 53% discount 10. Imbruvica (blood cancers): 38% discount Also next year: a $2,000 cap for out-of-pocket drug costs goes into effect, saving beneficiaries even more. In the coming years, dozens more high-cost drugs are slated for negotiations. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that Medicare drug negotiations will, in total, save Medicare nearly $100 billion by 2031.