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Aug 22, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Elizabeth Pearson |Joe Carpenter
Elizabeth Pearson, Contributor Aug. 22, 2024 If even the idea of negotiating a job offer makes you nauseous, you’re not alone. According to Pew Research Center, 38% of workers reported feeling too uncomfortable to negotiate a job offer.
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May 31, 2024 | 
inkl.com | Joe Carpenter
PA WireSale tackle Bath in the Premiership play-offs on Saturday, just two months after lying eighth and seemingly having little chance of a top-four finish. But the Sharks, beaten Premiership finalists last season, surged into contention through a five-game winning run that saw them beat Exeter, Harlequins, Newcastle, Leicester and Saracens.
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May 24, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Joe Carpenter
The financial world is filled with baffling acronyms, jargon and technical terminology, from ADTV to YOY. Even the most experienced of investors can occasionally find themselves confused by an unfamiliar term. For those looking to expand their financial knowledge - or to remind themselves about a fuzzy definition - this glossary contains many of the most commonly used terms in personal finance and investing.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Ann-Marie Alcantara |Joanna Stern |Joe Carpenter
By Ann-Marie Alcántara and Joanna Stern April 24, 2024 Here we go again: another potential TikTok ban is in the works, for the 647th time. Except now it looks a lot more serious for the Chinese-controlled social-video app and its 170 million U.S. users. The Senate on Tuesday approved a bill that would force a sale or ban of TikTok. It now heads to President Biden’s desk, where he will likely sign it into law. Does that mean RIP forever, TikTok? No, or not yet, anyway.
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Jim Gorzelany |Joe Carpenter
Jim Gorzelany, Senior Contributor April 24, 2024 All vehicles built since 1996 are equipped with what’s called an OBD II (onboard diagnostics) system that taps into a car’s electronic control unit on a real-time basis and illuminates either of several warning lights on the dashboard if the car is suffering a mechanical issue.
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Apr 15, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Marc E. Agronin |Joe Carpenter
By Marc E. Agronin April 15, 2024 For as long as I’ve been practicing medicine, Alzheimer’s disease has been, essentially, a death sentence. You give the diagnosis, and you prepare the patient and the family for the worst. Until now. Consider one of my patients at the memory-disorder clinic that I run. She’s 68 years old and not ready to retire.
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Apr 1, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Rob Berger |Joe Carpenter
Rob Berger, Contributor April 1, 2024 I was 49 the first time I retired. After nearly 25 years in practice, I turned in my fountain pen at my law firm. Two years later, I retired again when I sold an online business I had built on the side. I retired a third time in 2020 as the Founding Editor of Forbes Advisor. Here are five things I've learned as a serial retiree. 1. Spending Money In Retirement Is Scary My wife and I were financially ready to retire.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Heidi Mitchell |Joe Carpenter
By Heidi Mitchell March 18, 2024 Young children may not even have an allowance yet, but thieves can make a lot of money off their identity. Criminals can grab children’s information in the real world or online—most crucially, the Social Security number—and then use it to open a line of credit, using whatever address or bank account they choose.
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Feb 20, 2024 | 
advisorstream.com | Martha C. White |Joe Carpenter
By Martha C. White Feb. 20, 2024 Conventional wisdom dictates that retiring with debt — especially a debt as large and significant as a mortgage — is financially dicey at best and potentially ruinous at worst. That’s not how Brian Lindmeier sees it. “It just doesn’t make any sense at all to pay off the house,” he said.
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Mar 29, 2023 | 
thelantern.com | Joe Carpenter
In an effort to build a more unified Columbus, a town hall event was held Tuesday to help shape city policy and build a sense of belonging for the immigrant, migrant and refugee community. Around 35 people with immigrant, migrant or refugee ties attended the event at Independence High School — the first of many town halls to gain research and understanding about immigrant concerns and needs.
