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Last week Congress passed, and by now the president is expected to have signed, the SECURE act, which is the biggest change to retirement account...

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The end of the year is a time of gift-giving and for many nonprofit organizations, a busy time for donations. Some charities see half or more of...

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We’ve shared some end-of-the-year financial tips including a checklist of what to do before January 1 and some reasons December is a great...

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According to a new report, the U.S. added more jobs than expected in November, leaving a historically low unemployment rate of 3.5%. There’s...

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As the end of the year quickly approaches, holiday gift shopping season may be the main financial to do item for many families, but there’s a...

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In the early days of email, inboxes were flooded with poorly worded, fishy-sounded spam emails filled with misspellings, probing for targets to...

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Interest rates are low overall, frustrating savers and pleasing most borrowers, but credit card interest rates are not following suite. Credit...

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Protect consumers in your community by bookmarking these websites and signing up for their newsletters. These sites are sources for up-to-date...

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By Simon PerezAssociate Professor of Broadcast and Digital Journalism,Syracuse University Live shots help to distinguish television newscasts...

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By Simon PerezAssociate Professor of Broadcast and Digital Journalism, Syracuse University The wish list for an MMJ can be long: sometimes...

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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, at least 44 journalists were killed on duty around the world in 2017. For many around the...

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By Simon PerezAssociate Professor, Syracuse University “Anyone can just stand there.” That’s what I frequently tell my broadcast...

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