
Korrena Bailie
Consumer Finance Editor at Forbes Advisor
Consumer finance editor for @forbesadvisor - formerly @wirecutter, @creditkarma @bankrate. Irish / Australian / Korean / American. All opinions are mine.
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Nov 2, 2024 |
forbes.com | Kemberley Washington |Korrena Bailie
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Sep 30, 2024 |
forbes.com | Patricia Louis |Korrena Bailie
Every year, about one million students in the U.S. work unpaid internships, often due to graduation requirements and being unable to find a paid opportunity. But these experiences may be putting them at a disadvantage. Research from the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), a workforce development, research and advocacy association, found that students who participate in paid internships receive more job offers and earn higher starting salaries than those who don’t.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
forbes.com | Natalie Campisi |Korrena Bailie
Building a middle-class budget starts with knowing what being “middle class” means in your life. Is it a fulfilling job? A flush bank account? Advanced degrees? Owning a home? A well-funded retirement account? While a typical middle class family can look wildly different for different people, some basic desires define this group. A Washington Post poll reveals most Americans generally agree on what it means to be middle class—finances, education and stability. The catch?
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Sep 10, 2024 |
forbes.com | Taylor Tepper |Korrena Bailie
It’s become fashionable to bemoan the financial prospects of the middle class. Social media is full of pessimism, with some racking up attention by proclaiming, “the middle class is dead,” while Americans more broadly feel the system is rigged against people like themselves. The recent bout of soaring inflation, which for a while outpaced wage gains, has put a great deal of pressure on your finances.
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Jan 26, 2024 |
forbes.com | Meera Pal |Korrena Bailie
Aside from your puppy’s vaccination schedule, deciding whether to spay or neuter your dog is one of the most important decisions you will make that will affect the lifelong health of your furry companion. Not only can the decision to spay your female dog lead to a longer life, but it may also lead to a healthier one. Dogs that are spayed early in life are less likely to develop a disease called pyometra, which is a potentially fatal infection of the dog’s uterus.
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