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  • May 6, 2024 | dwealth.news | Tanya Van Court

    By Tanya Van Court is CEO & Founder of GoalsetterFueled by a passion for technology, I charted my early career in Silicon Valley when it was just emerging as the hotbed of innovation. I learned how to use email in 1990 at Stanford University, where we were given campus email accounts and required to correspond with our professors using this nascent technology.

  • Mar 26, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Brenton Peck |Lauren Culp |Anthony Hernandez |Tanya Van Court

    marked four years since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared  COVID-19 a global pandemic. Life as we knew it was rapidly changing before our eyes. March 11, 2020 was the day Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson announced he had contracted the virus, which was a jarring moment for Americans who had spent the past few weeks confused about the severity of the pandemic. Many other public figures followed.

  • Mar 25, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Anthony Hernandez |Rich Jones |Lauren Culp |Tanya Van Court

    Career disruption creates anxiety. It presents itself in many forms: you feel your influence is waning, there is a potential for layoffs, the company’s performance is missing targets, or layoffs have been announced. These palatable disruptions often cause you to become fearful, more risk-averse, or even to try to become invisible. You should do the opposite: take ownership of your career path. The obvious step is to “buff” up your resume. That is not where to start.

  • Mar 25, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Caroline Hroncich |Lauren Culp |Anthony Hernandez |Tanya Van Court

    Young women are getting richer. Over the next 20 years, $80 trillion will change hands as older generations leave money to their children — and millennial and Generation Z women are expected to benefit. Millennials already make up the majority of the American workforce, with Gen Z following quickly behind. Although millennials and Gen Z women are expected to benefit greatly from this transfer of wealth, banks are still not treating these groups as serious potential customers.

  • Mar 25, 2024 | cuinsight.com | Sean Galli |Lauren Culp |Anthony Hernandez |Tanya Van Court

    Long stereotyped as the “TikTok Generation,” Gen Z maybe seems silly and forever young to some. But the oldest members of Gen Z are purchasing vehicles, buying homes and having kids. In other words, they are now financially mature. What should you know about this wave of young people as they flood into the financial mainstream? Here are three statistics telling you a bit more about them along with some tips to make an appealing community bank or credit union brand for them. 1.

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