It would force them to choose between financial security in young adulthood and financial security in retirement.
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"Differences in financial security could really be stark," said Sarah Sattelmeyer, an officer on The Pew Charitable Trusts' financial security and mobility team, in a press briefing Wednesday.
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The Hartford index performance on financial security is especially worrisome.
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But his road to financial security was no easy trek.
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"Any reading above 100," Bankrate says, "indicates strengthening financial security."
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"Every year you work is more financial security," McClanahan said.
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Financial security and confidence, rather than transparency, is the goal.
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Its impact on people's financial security is an important one.
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His accumulated wealth and skills allow him some financial security.
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"We wouldn't have the financial security we have now," she said.
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Ask Real Estate Buying Financial Security I'm a lifelong New Yorker.
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Financial security has become a big goal for many of us.
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But they need the financial security and protection to do so.
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Despite their debt, though, millennials are making strides toward financial security.
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Financial security for women is much more than just pay equity.
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Finding the balance between financial security and enjoying life is tricky.
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Former players should have financial security in the form of pensions.
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Even if you work hard, financial security is never a promise.
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Twenty million more Americans know the financial security of health insurance.
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It's a matter of financial security and upward mobility for women.
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That would probably boost my earnings, giving me more financial security.
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Building my businessIn order to provide financial security, you need income.
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It threatens lives, erodes financial security and destroys infrastructure and property.
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There are issues like moving money out, financial security and pollution.
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Marriage simply no longer offers the financial security it once did.
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But Teng is hopeful about growing efforts to protect worldwide financial security.
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But getting out of debt is just one part of financial security.
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Financial security, Brainard said, is an important marker of middle-class living.
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To help them avoid debt, however, they sacrificed their own financial security.
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She believes these three factors will guide young investors to financial security.
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In theory they will enjoy financial security backed up by the blockchain.
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No government, no Congress, no Senate — nobody can guarantee you financial security.
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Let's work together to make sure all Americans can achieve financial security.
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For the landlords, the house offers much more than just financial security.
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And is it making a difference to the financial security of women?
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College degrees open doors to steady careers, higher incomes and financial security.
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The Financial Security Credit Act of 28503, H.R. 22019, sponsored by Rep.
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But he kept on writing until fame and financial security found him.
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Today, Social Security provides basic financial security for some 61 million Americans.
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Stock market gains usually add to financial security and boost people's spending.
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But it also plays an important role in providing financial security, too.
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Retirees may then spend too much, jeopardizing their long-term financial security.
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It's also a good guide to help you obtain greater financial security.
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"No charity can replace the dignity of having financial security," she added.
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Ramping up financial security is one way women can turn the tide.
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And neither full-time employment nor a solid income guarantees financial security.
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But the president hasn't just empowered Americans to achieve greater financial security.
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That will have a real effort on people's lives and financial security.
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Many victims stay with abusive partners at least in part for financial security.
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Financial security was one of the most important values my parents taught me.
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Pew Center research also shows financial security is highly correlated with political engagement.
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She's a woman who uses her beauty and charm to achieve financial security.
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Country Financial surveyed over 1,000 adults in February for its Financial Security Index.
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Day jobs provide more than the much-needed financial security to create freely.
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It is also a path to financial security and wealth accumulation for many.
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This is the point of financial freedom; the ultimate form of financial security!
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One of the biggest benefits of my job, however, is the financial security.
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And it's not like Tebow was 100 percent certain about his financial security.
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President Xi Jinping has declared that financial security is vital to national security.
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A really great health care bill would improve millions of Americans' financial security.
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Many women entered the labor force to give their family more financial security.
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But she grew hopeless as she longed for career growth and financial security.
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Financial security is more than just money in the bank or in investments.
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But having insurance can mean the difference between financial security and financial ruin.
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"Sometimes they end up requiring you to sacrifice your long-term financial security."
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This set me on a path to financial security that changed my life.
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To be clear, I wanted to make sure I had some financial security.
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That included AARP Massachusetts, which advocates for consumers on issues including financial security.
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Data from Bankrate's latest financial security index survey backs up these startling statistics.
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Xi has said that financial security is a vital part of national security.
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"They shouldn't be supporting them at the expense of their own [financial security]."
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To ensure the financial security of your loved ones if you pass away.
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She never achieved the financial security she desired, nor the recognition she deserved.
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The Moon enters Taurus early today, finding you thinking about emotional and financial security.
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Women's rights: Plans to ensure increased opportunities and financial security for women of color.
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Carrie Cota learned the hard way that health insurance does not guarantee financial security.
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How is our debate helping build their career success and long-term financial security?
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This means more financial security for families, making day-to-day life more affordable.
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"This way they have financial security if they fall out of favor," he said.
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She is senior vice present of programs, no longer vice president for financial security.
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But immediate, relative financial security aside, does all this make him happy and fulfilled?
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She increasingly despairs of ever finding a path to financial security and personal fulfillment.
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For baby boomers entering retirement, financial security is also increasingly hard to come by.
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"What's at stake is the plaintiffs' financial security for years to come," he said.
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The move provided her with a $50,000 savings nest egg and some financial security.
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"You need in-demand skills, good health and some financial security," Dr. Siebel said.
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Despite the challenges they face, women should not give up on pursuing financial security.
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Wealth plays an essential role in establishing financial security and opportunity for future generations.
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"It's a sobering problem," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security at AARP.
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Mr. O'Connor said that national security was directly related to the bureau's financial security.
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Alan had grown up seeing financial security as natural and normal, almost a birthright.
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I think Americans do understand the impact on their financial security, on their everyday security.
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It would also improve China's ability to fend off risk and safeguard national financial security.
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These offers included guarantees of safety and protection for my children and even financial security.
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Is cash the key, or is your concern with financial security getting in the way?
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Financial security is an issue bigger than one industry, sector, or segment of the population.
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Instead, she writes, put at least a portion of those funds toward building financial security.
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The idea is to give those employees who have likely just finished college financial security.
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Medicare was established to provide seniors and disabled Americans with both health and financial security.
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Driving down health care costs is critical to the future financial security of most Americans.
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It's not like Rose was so enamored of the financial security Cal could have offered.
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Nor could my mother join the Communist Party, the most reliable route toward financial security.
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Meanwhile, the 2628 recession triggered by the fall of Lehman Brothers rattled our financial security.
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In America, despite obstacles and discrimination, there were possibilities for independence, financial security, and communion.
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Simply put, millions of Americans need a helping hand on the road to financial security.
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Fabric VaultFabric Vault is a financial security product that is built into the Fabric app.
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She is the vice chair of the Rural Development and Financial Security Committee of NASDA.
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Participation in a qualified plan gives one a head-start on long-term financial security.
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The risks are high on both ends of this equation — financial security and border security.
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To pro-democracy forces, empowering individuals, improving quality of life, improving financial security, expanding opportunity.
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Lucky for me and my financial security, I can't squeeze one into my small Brooklyn apartment.
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But our rankings are mediocre-to-poor in categories measuring health, financial security and income inequality.
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While spending does make us happy, financial security also has an impact on our well-being.
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After her daughter was born, a job training program helped her discover fulfillment and financial security.
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Rules that pertain directly to our health, well-being, financial security, working conditions, and educational environment.
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Focus in on your financial security — and think about the complexity of your own financial picture.
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These two planets work together to tap into your subconscious desires for intimacy and financial security.
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Stefan has bad choices, but he never has to choose between financial security and artistic fulfillment.
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You're in a private mood today, and you're thinking about emotional and financial security and stability.
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The strategy followed since 2014 was to reduce credit risk and to improve financial security procedures.
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Financial security is on your mind this evening—reflect on what you need to feel supported.
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You can win the financial security and freedom that you and your family desire and deserve.
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But the album's unexpected success would end up securing their financial security for years to come.
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With Americans living longer, the option of long-term financial security has become increasingly more attractive.
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To make it work, they have had to give up some financial security along the way.
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Clinton Key is a research officer for The Pew Charitable Trusts' financial security and mobility project.
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Young people know that even an expensive BA can't be counted on to provide financial security.
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Financial security is important, but this group aims more for high net growth and impact instead.
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Each breakup stung worse than the previous, as I clawed my way back toward financial security.
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Financial security (for now, at least) is not the only thing the business has bequeathed Islam.
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Additionally, jobs will provide women with financial security and a voice in a male-dominated society.
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Your state child support program is vital to the financial security of families, particularly vulnerable families.
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It's an issue of health and financial security, but also of matter of equality and empowerment.
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His car, and the financial security it represents, do not go unnoticed by the Moroccan runners.
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It's telling people they will be denied financial security just because they suffer from a specific disease.
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Unemployment benefits are supposed to combat some of that despair by providing a measure of financial security.
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Not just for financial security, but so they are able to see the results of hard work.
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" If you do that consistently, she writes, "it will put you on a path toward financial security.
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A: You have to take care of the basics first, if you can't count on financial security.
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Whether your focus is retirement or growing wealth for financial security, investing can help you get there.
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But even if you do everything right, unexpected hurdles can still arise to threaten your financial security.
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They want financial security but are after something more flexible than the traditional retirement products on offer.
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Tempted by the prospect of financial security, he puts off quitting until Cory can't stand it anymore.
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The building blocks of financial security include paying down high-interest debt and growing your emergency fund.
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You're itching for freedom, and financial security will help you take risks without stressing out too much.
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Those extra few hours spent working each week make a significant contribution to my ongoing financial security.
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The Prudential survey found those respondents lagged the general population in several key areas of financial security.
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A bond is a financial security which allows a government or firm to borrow money from markets.
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More than 35% of millennials still live with their parents, according to the Country Financial Security Index.
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Exploring a new opportunity while still having financial security from my full-time job was enormously fulfilling.
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Some financial security experts point out the Swift system is only as safe as its weakest link.
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Social Security can remain viable without punishing those who depend on it for financial security in retirement.
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They say Americans' chances for financial security in retirement are in better shape than is commonly supposed.
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Done well, paid leave is an investment in long-term financial security that will benefit us all.
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The U Visa can give you access to jobs, to financial security, to a sense of safety.
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The patterns you establish right now will impact your health, productivity, financial security and happiness for decades.
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We're forced to face their hypocrisy and the speed with which they choose financial security over justice.
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While the sales of her memoir lifted her fortunes briefly, her fame and financial security were brief.
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How many would willingly trade their future financial security for a few dollars in payroll tax cuts?
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Nearly three in 10 US adults have no emergency savings, according to Bankrate's 2019 Financial Security Index.
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Tim Shaw is senior policy manager for the Aspen Financial Security Program's Policy and Market Solutions team.
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Tereos said it maintained at group level a financial security of 1 billion euros as of Dec.
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Your financial security can affect you as strongly as job satisfaction, relationship stability, and physical health combined.
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But the post office offers a measure of financial security through pensions and clear pathways to advancement.
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To take advantage of them, though, you must set yourself on the path to financial security first.
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And Californians with pre-existing medical conditions saw an enormous improvement in their health and financial security.
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"Families have very little liquid savings," said Erin Currier, director of Pew's financial security and mobility project.
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Knowing that we have back-up plans and financial security is important to me (hello, millennials again!).
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Financial security is not achieved by just saving some money for tomorrow, next week or next month.
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"I don't recommend putting your own financial security at risk to help your parents," Mr. Starnes said.
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"That's the more critical question: What will happen next?" said Cristina Martin Firvida, AARP, director of financial security.
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"After a year of no spending I realized that I valued financial security over material possessions," she writes.
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"It isn't that they're purely unexpected," said Clinton Key, research officer for savings and financial security at Pew.
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I think that's a big part of where my need for financial education and financial security stems from.
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For Alexandria Butler-McDow, 22014, going to university didn't provide the freedom and financial security she'd hoped for.
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There are a lot of reasons to own a home, but financial security is not one of them.
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For the families who rely on Medicare for their health and financial security, this vague rhetoric falls short.
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China's supreme court said illegal fundraising severely damages market order and national financial security, according to the release.
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Never having grown up with money, Metz says she is adapting to a new sense of financial security.
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The life insurance industry has long stood for the financial security and well-being of all American families.
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Doing meaningful work and having financial security will make a bigger impact in your long-term well-being.
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The financial security of those who depend on you is very important, even if you're no longer around.
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Parliament is stacked full of baby boomers for whom most of these problems are mitigated by financial security.
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" He added, "Because education provides access to jobs and financial security, discrimination here is doubly destructive to women.
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His financial security is better than it has ever been, Mr. Ford said, but he still feels unsteady.
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They deserve not only our gratitude but adequate protection and provision for their health, safety and financial security.
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Achieving financial security in your 50s doesn't mean it's a good idea to massively trim investments in stock.
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The lesson Balch says she took away from the crash: A house is no guarantee of financial security.
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"Mutuals exist to serve policyholders and allow management to focus on service and longtime financial security," he said.
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Here's a list of the top seven mistakes that hurt your chances to achieve financial security in retirement.
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More than 35% of millennials still live with their parents, according to the 2018 Country Financial Security Index.
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One positive change is that Bankrate's Financial Security Index jumped to its second highest reading since 2010, McBride noted.
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Snapchat needs to prove it has plenty of diverse revenue streams to convince Wall Street of its financial security.
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But this plan does not provide the same ironclad protections for preexisting conditions or financial security that Obamacare does.
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The investigation was aimed at those who "targeted the economic and financial security of the Turkish Republic", it said.
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There's no question that the Affordable Care Act dramatically improved the health and financial security of millions of women.
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Radcliffe went on to say his financial security gives him a sense of "responsibility" when he's picking a project.
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Giving them proof of who they are can improve their settlement, financial security, and job prospects in foreign lands.
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Lover: After a busy day thinking about their financial security, your Taurus crush is tired and a little somber.
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In this, as in so many things, living below your means is the best way to achieve financial security.
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Writer Paulette Perhach had just broken up with her boyfriend, and she wasn't exactly the picture of financial security.
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"There are certain steps that are fundamental to financial security, regardless of the path you ultimately follow," he said.
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A new Unisys Security Index reveals that national security is the top security concern for Americans, overtaking financial security.
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The sun, Neptune, and Saturn collaborate to bring up themes of financial security and stability in your personal life.
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See the full video, photos, and event highlights from our discussion on financial security at every age, featuring Sen.
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They're earning hourly wages, and they can't make ends meet, much less obtain financial security or robust health care.
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Jeremy Smith is the director of the retirement savings initiative in the financial security program at the Aspen Institute.
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And then you think about the financial security of the boomers, so I'm very bullish about where we're going.
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Nothing should be considered off-limits when the very financial security of the United States is on the line.
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The survey respondents most commonly associated retirement with travel, financial security, living a comfortable life, and being debt-free.
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The loss of that exemption may create one more choice: offer care to others or protect one's financial security.
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Young adults' chances at home ownership, retirement savings, children's' college funds, and broader financial security have been permanently damaged.
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Creating music that was ahead of its time, he said, had given him a kind of speculative financial security.
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One-third of Americans in the survey said the job market is the top concern affecting their financial security.
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It's possible their penchant for going above and beyond comes from working to maintain their job and financial security.
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You&aposre playing here, so if it doesn&apost work out your overall financial security won&apost be affected.
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"It's a very middle-income deduction," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security and consumer affairs at AARP.
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For Dave and so many others, "out-of-pocket costs" are simply emptying their pockets and crushing financial security.
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There is no subsequent Congressional action that could retroactively restore people's health and financial security after it is lost.
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The first benefits they reap may be short term but the bigger picture — long-term financial security — will follow.
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As a result of purchasing property later in life, Sims said, millennials may enter old age with less financial security.
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The band needed financial security to continue, and their level of success simply wasn't enough to plan a future around.
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While the focus is financial security, the book approaches that goal in the context of what's truly important in life.
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But eventually, it gave many staffers such financial security that they were willing to leave the cuddly confines of Google.
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But just as my parents were finally enjoying some financial security, my life felt like it was completely falling apart.
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If young investors adhere to these three steps, said Bera, they will create strong financial security in the years ahead.
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"People have to be vigilant about their personal financial security," said Ryan Losi, executive vice-president at CPA firm Piascik.
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You'll not only sacrifice financial security; in a way, you'll also risk the security of your reputation on this venture.
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"It's penny-wise and pound-foolish," said Robert Weinberger, a senior fellow at the Aspen Institute's Initiative on Financial Security.
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That has important implications for families' future financial prospects, said Erin Currier, director of financial security and mobility at Pew.
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Like a jobs guarantee, the UBI would offer Americans a baseline of financial security and protect families during economic downturns.
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What doesn't make sense is giving up on what we wanted to do with our lives to have financial security.
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Is there a way for the government to actually incentivize those who need financial security to save more for retirement?
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Strangling them with taxes indirectly strangles the employees depending on job creators for financial security — and, by extension, their families.
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He joins the forum to discuss the implications of the recently released Panama Papers on money-laundering and financial security.
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Americans dream of retiring with financial security, but for too many it's a struggle on how they will get there.
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I wasn't struggling anymore, and I deserved to take advantage of the financial security I had worked hard to achieve.
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But then the rare college financial security Sandt had created for himself through YouTube came crashing down in an instant.
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An attractive face, ambition, assertiveness, and financial security all came secondary to whether or not someone was kind and considerate.
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For many older singles, there's something far more pressing on their minds than putting a ring on it: financial security.
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The marriage will seal Ram's financial security and the island resort he dreams of building, despite his lack of capital.
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But in 2000, her son was diagnosed with Osteoblastoma, a rare bone disease, and her family needed greater financial security.
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Most developers wouldn't know how to handle that, from a physical security perspective and also from a financial security one.
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Lindsay (Tami Sagher), whose parents own an Upper West Side apartment, is envied by the others for her financial security.
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Bankrate also reports that the "Financial Security Index itself has reached an all-time high" at 106.7 out of 108.
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Instead of relying so heavily on tourism, he is putting his financial security into a living asset: Iceland's famous horses.
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In fact, in my experience there is very little correlation between net worth and a personal sense of financial security.
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For me, it was always about working in a profession that allowed me to have some semblance of financial security.
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Artists and cultural producers are largely precarity laborers–often struggling without benefits, financial security, at the whim of the market.
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Even though I was no longer beholden to Jones for financial security, I couldn't be honest about how I felt.
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Bankrate's "Financial Security Index " factors in job security, comfort levels with savings and debt, net worth and overall financial situation.
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While there is peace in having financial security and comfort, neither means anything unless you help others and have gratitude.
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"Annual base salaries should be competitive and create a measure of financial security for our executive officers," the filing said.
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A staggering 83% of Generation X workers believe they'll have a harder time achieving financial security than their parents' generation.
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So whether it's a matter of national security or financial security, we can't afford to keep on going like this.
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At a top level conference in July, party leader Xi Jinping declared that financial security was vital to national security.
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I've bought a house I can afford and have been careful to not squander the seeds of long-term financial security.
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While children might delight in their pile of presents, these decisions can have a long-term impact on parents' financial security.
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Xi Jinping, now in his second five-year term as China's president, has said financial security is vital to national security.
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We can provide the financing consumers need to buy cars, homes, and education, while planning for their long-term financial security.
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Financial or worldly losses, like financial security, your home going into foreclosure, or being made redundant, can all impact your stability.
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That would not appeal to politicians in Britain, where "getting on the property ladder" is seen as crucial to financial security.
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"There's obviously a financial security that comes with marriage, but I'm financially independent — I don't need anyone for that," she says.
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Follow these steps to curtail emotional spending and put an end to impulse buys that could be threatening your financial security.
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According to Bankrate's 2018 financial security index survey, only 39% of respondents would be able to cover an unexpected $1,000 emergency.
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Network-friendly deals also ensured it would be many years before the cast would gain financial security from their iconic roles.
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As these new possibilities present themselves, remember that it's also a great time to position yourself for long-term financial security.
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Like many her age, Wong saw moving home as a route to more financial security in an increasingly insecure economic environment.
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Facebook's Marcus was grilled on whether Libra could be considered a financial security, which he said could not be the case.
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Success is inherently subjective, but many see financial security, professional achievements, and a strong support network as key aspects of it.
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But I knew from the time I got my first job that I wanted more financial security than my parents had.
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Saving increases financial security and makes people less dependent on the government for everything from food stamp benefits to retirement income.
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Our retirement system must promote aging with dignity and financial security and include realistic expectations for how people fund their retirement.
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Expanding eligibility for overtime, Warren argues, will give millions of working families a fighting chance to build up their financial security.
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It means that minority families, who on average earn less and are less wealthy than whites, are gaining more financial security.
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"The old argument that the UK somehow delivers financial security for Scotland no longer holds water," she told a news conference.
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For generations, women's economic fortunes were tied to men; marriage offered the best — and sometimes the only — chance of financial security.
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The country's financial institutions expanded rapidly under the New Order regime, often at a detriment to the country's overall financial security.
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Zooming out, there's also chance for Placement make the country more stable and resistant to strong-man populism promising financial security.
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And the opportunities people have for a good education, financial security, quality medical care and environmental safety also make important contributions.
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How is a woman explicitly exchanging sex for financial security any different, besides bearing the heavily stigmatized label of "sex work"?
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People who work hard but never reached the financial security our family has because of all the barriers stacked against them.
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And the plight of the hundreds of millions of Americans continues as they watch inequality grow and their financial security wither.
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And they need and want the peace of mind, financial security, and improvements in health that having health coverage can provide.
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Your 401(k) is one of the most precious sources of financial security you're likely to enjoy, so treat it kindly.
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Dave's products and services have a few advantages for customers that are just getting started on the path to financial security.
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The program makes it possible for law school graduates to work in public service without sacrificing their financial security and stability.
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College undergrads aren't letting the prospect of student loan debt interfere with their plans for financial security, a new study suggests.
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"Closing the wealth gap and helping underbanked Americans achieve financial security are top priorities for Senator Gillibrand," her campaign spokesman said.
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It means that minority families, who on average earn less and are less wealthy than whites, are gaining more financial security.
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Conservatives hated it, of course, because they hated the idea of a big new federal guarantee of financial security in retirement.
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It has historically been a powerful force against old-age poverty and the foundation of financial security for all those in retirement.
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But for formerly incarcerated women, it doesn't just feel harder to secure a job — finding financial security, thus regaining independence — after prison.
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For policymakers, ESOPs are an underutilized tool to meet the goals of our economy: growth, more jobs, financial security, and income parity.
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"Portify's vision is to enable financial security and well-being for independent workers," Portify co-founder and CEO Sho Sugihara tells me.
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Bobby is all optimistic and dreamy, and Phil is more jaded but drenched with financial security; they represent two ends of manhood.
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With plenty of milestones and financial security under my belt, I decided to return to my early dream of working in journalism.
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BM: I initially felt optimistic because I thought by pursuing higher education I was setting myself up for financial security and freedom.
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You may not be rich today, but by saving up throughout your life, you can likely achieve real wealth and financial security.
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" The former Secretary of State adds, "Something as fundamental as affordable health care or financial security – that shouldn't come down to luck.
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And if you're a real expert, this book is a road map to converting your insight into greater impact and financial security.
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While it is great news that adults — and millennials in particular — are improving savings behavior, Americans still have roadblocks to financial security.
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This change, which is long overdue, would not only increase women's financial security, but also respect, with its potentially profound rippling effect.
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Yet in terms of safety and financial security, Facebook does not have the same kinds of protections or guarantees as, say, eBay.
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To achieve financial security, women need to address the four key financial derailers that throw them off their course to success: 85033.
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"History has proven again and again that the key to achieving financial security is to start saving and investing early," he says.
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I saw that they had a lot of ups and downs running their own business, and I wanted to have financial security.
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They would have the advantage of relative financial security from the pensions, Social Security benefits, and other assets earned during working years.
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Even if you haven't received an invitation yet, there is nothing to lose and only financial security to gain by planning ahead.
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When we fail to protect our green infrastructure, we pay in many ways — risking our health, safety, recreation opportunities and financial security.
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This makes financial security hard to achieve, even for those who work hard and have a decent paying, but sometimes irregular, job.
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"It is unacceptable the FCC and telecom industry have not acted sooner to protect our privacy and financial security," Lieu's statement added.
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Shokrae is also an Iranian immigrant and West Coast transplant who chose a path less followed — one that didn't guarantee financial security.
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This overall reduced earning capacity means less financial security, which in turn leads to a higher risk of stress-related health disorders.
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It's no small loss to learn you've been a victim of fraud, and the financial security you planned for has been jeopardized.
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You can't help but wonder what it took to achieve financial security so early, so you click and hope to learn something.
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Doing so may provide financial security, but there's no way to prevent new owners from exerting more editorial control in the future.
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This should go without saying: If lending money might put your own current or future financial security at risk, don't do it.
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He reportedly sold his Olympic gold medal for more than $260,000 in 2014 in order to provide financial security for his daughter.
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Cardone agrees that history matters: He says the notion that saving is the path to financial security comes from a bygone era.
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Above all, he wants to ensure financial security and a more suitable path for himself: a government job as a physics teacher.
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"The new rule is a watershed moment," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security at AARP, backers of the new rule.
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The good news is that you can learn from the past, and take steps toward financial security that will soften the blow.
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She did one thing right during the last recession, though, and it paved the way for her current level of financial security.
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Already challenging and time-consuming activities, climate change can deepen the burden, and with it, struggles for health, education, and financial security.
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"Because of the spreadsheet I was able to really put into context my mission of financial security and financial capacity," Abrams said.
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According to Bankrate's latest financial security index survey, 22017 percent of American households experienced a major unexpected expense over the past year.
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For many — like Gallegos's immediate family — the decision to move around was primarily economic, in search of some level of financial security.
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And real estate mogul Sean Conlon, star of CNBC's "The Deed: Chicago, " also advocates for homeownership as a path to financial security.
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This level of financial security in meeting bill commitments, reflected "a healthy economy and strong saving culture," Intrum stated in the report.
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This improvement reaches from health-care systems and adult education, and from the delivery of basic services to more widespread financial security.
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Real estate investing, he said in marketing materials, had given him the financial security to quit his 9 to 5 broadcast job.
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I will fight for my mother, for her health, for her financial security, for the dignity of her beautiful, brave, angry, wonderful life.
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More than a decade after the financial crisis, individual investors are still viewed as the best guardians of their own personal financial security.
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This way if the worst does occur, you're ahead of the game on the job search and have financial security while you hunt.
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Xi called on Tuesday for increased efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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A tool to obtain things that will benefit my ultimate goals — like happiness, personal development, and future financial security for myself and family.
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As someone who came of age during a recession, the questions of job stability and financial security are never far from my mind.
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I want the kids, I want the wife, and I want them to be happy, so that's where the financial security comes in.
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Advertising's a little too clean, but it's going to give me the financial security I need to do other things when I'm 40.
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An upset in the stock market could shake up consumers' financial security, and so could a sharp increase in interest rates, Long said.
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Cybersecurity isn't often top-of-mind when you're hiring a financial advisor, but it should be — for the sake of your financial security.
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The income gap is probably driving the differences in financial security, said Prudential Individual Life Insurance & Prudential Advisors Chief Executive Officer Kent Sluyter.
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Basel III banking reforms, meant to limit excessive debt and bolster financial security, was cited as the most negative regulation by the companies.
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That would let us pay down debt and funnel money into the home to grow our equity and help us build financial security.
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She also thinks the Democrats' efforts to improve the financial security of middle-class workers will bring opponents of such reforms to reconsider.
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Or maybe financial security is extremely important to him and he wants to make sure he has more than he needs at retirement.
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Greater financial security and a more secure lifestyle did not replace my dream of saving the world through research, but different dreams emerged.
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Analysts say investors are concerned that increased regulatory efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security could hurt economic growth.
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Although it doesn't relate to paid leave, it's another small, but important measure Congress should take to help caregivers and enhance financial security.
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One of Tim's values happens to be long-term financial security, so he took that $50 and invested it in an S.&P.
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Protecting the financial security of the AML, even from nobly intentioned diversions, is critical to ensure the fund exists for future cleanup efforts.
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Despite the profound stigma that comes with being a sex-working mother, many sex workers enjoy the flexibility and financial security it brings.
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"That's the world they're in," said J. Michael Collins, faculty director of the Center for Financial Security at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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One optimistic note from Country Financial's survey: Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe their financial security and recovery is in their own hands.
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His work opened new opportunity for wealth and long-term financial security to everyday Americans that was previously reserved only for the wealthy.
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Getting to college at first required a wheelchair and two buses, but he was determined to get on a path to financial security.
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Coming in at No. 74, it was rated poorly for financial security, health and environment, work-life balance and local cost of living.
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There are steps that Congress and the White House can take right now to boost Americans' financial security and create jobs in America.
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Elsewhere, Angela notes that women are marrying for love instead of financial security, and teenage pregnancy has been completely eradicated from the community.
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While Torres's macaroni and cheese days are over now, she says financial security pales to the joy she feels when saving a mistreated pup.
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It's safe to say that Social Security is facing an impending funding shortfall that threatens to cripple the future financial security of countless Americans.
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But more than superficial material things, wealth also buys financial security (and all the good and ill that comes with it) for subsequent generations.
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That financial security, security of our currency, our way of life, is as much a part of that wall as the physical barrier itself.
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Your film Love & Friendship by Whit Stillman has a humorous take on what women of the past were willing to do for financial security.
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The deal also gives Ultra a measure of financial security, and the label can now count on Sony's global infrastructure to help sell records.
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In order to ensure smooth transitions and financial security, it's important to be aware of common financial mistakes and risks to best avoid them.
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So the more the money comes, the more I'll be able to develop my own art to start becoming another source of financial security.
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The British-born wife of President Bashar al-Assad said she turned down guarantees of protection and financial security in exchange for leaving Syria.
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Setting aside a minimum of six months of your annual income is something that can help bring peace of mind by providing financial security.
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Apart from financial security, a pleasant state of being also depends on other factors, such as one's physical health, personal purpose and social connectivity.
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Much better to use my bandwidth on new priorities – and the ones I still had to tend to, like helping others build financial security.
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In 2016, Hughes co-founded the Economic Security Project, an effort to explore how to provide financial security for all Americans through cash transfers.
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"Our mission is to help these people build financial security and help them remain committed to their communities," Landed co-founder Alex Lofton said.
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So he came up with dozens of financial security schemes that were promoted by the club of tradesmen and shopkeepers he formed in Philadelphia.
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The PBoC statement says fintech has "injected new vitality", but also "brought new challenges" for financial security and the banking sector as a whole.
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But respondents in other countries were more concerned with financial security such as protecting against identity theft or bankcard fraud than national security concerns.
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C. Pat Devon's hand and mouth, "Later," letting her know that he can tell she's surprised and also worried about their family's financial security.
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Roll Call's strategy has partly been shaped by the financial security it receives through its relationship to CQ, the subscription-supported congressional tracking publication.
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More fundamentally, there was a 6 percent reduction in liquid asset poverty for SaveUSA participants, a critical measure of emergency savings and financial security.
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Ask anyone with life or disability insurance and they'll tell you: It's a small price to pay for peace of mind and financial security.
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While working and saving is one way to get to financial security, we believe property has the power to really change our economic status.
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The results of its most recent poll are sobering and should send a chill among anyone concerned about the financial security of older Americans.
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Trump's other agenda items, such as massive tax cuts and financial deregulation, are hostile to the financial security of ordinary Americans that supported him.
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The number of Americans who see health care costs as the top obstacle to financial security in retirement rose to 58 percent this year.
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In all cases, he finds formalized calls for heavenly assistance, often involving this-worldly concerns like financial security and family health, to be central.
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In the decade since, people who were close to retirement have struggled to replenish their lost savings and now are focused on financial security.
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The first season is about a couple that accepts a proposal from a mysterious temptress who promises financial security in exchange for ethical compromise.
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With a little research and planning, you can travel the world and get a taste of local culture all without sacrificing your financial security.
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But for the integrity of the football pyramid and the financial security of the clubs, finishing the leagues is the right thing to do.
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But it's unlikely to lead to financial security, at least in the short term, which is important to you because of your mother's experiences.
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Beyond being assured of their financial security, McKinnon said Roxanne wanted him to promise something else: That he'd be home for dinner every night.
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While breaking up might make sense on paper, financial advisors warn that the move could have unexpected ramifications that will dent couples' financial security.
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The growth: The growth was in personal consumption, meaning people have more financial security, and nonresidential fixed investment, meaning confidence on the business side.
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Without it, millions risk serious complications from illnesses that diminish financial security, threaten long-term well-being, and worsen other social and economic inequities.
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"I am determined that my children should have no financial security," Lawson told British magazine My Weekly in 2008, according to the Daily Mail.
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As head of the Financial Security Program for think tank Aspen Institute, it is her job to think our way out of this mess.
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They are still the Angels, doing their thing, but her friends are in steady relationships, accruing financial security, settling down, and Dylan is… not.
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The spill-over effect from monetary and fiscal policy adjustments in other countries could have an impact on China's financial security, Xi said, without elaborating.
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You have to give up financial security in particular, and for people who may have families and mortgages, that can be a lot to ask.
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Smith's effort underscored the stark economic disconnect for younger Americans who are graduating into a strong job market but have little sense of financial security.
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The monthly payment people pay to carry insurance could indeed go down, but these plans would also provide less financial security against major medical bills.
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management said it was requiring additional financial security measures because decommissioning costs have increased as drillers push into deepwater fields.
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The big picture: Warren says these executive actions are part of a broader plan to ensure equal opportunities and financial security for women of color.
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Ultimately, nothing will improve your financial security as much as nailing the basics so you prosper in any upturn and insulate yourself against the unforeseen.
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"Because of the harm this bill would cause to the health and financial security of millions of Americans, it has earned my veto," he added.
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After all, they're less concerned about financial security and more interested in a fulfilling job, one their parents and teachers promised them would be waiting.
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National security is the new number one security concern for Americans, kicking financial security out of the top fear in the last survey in 2014.
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The OECD argues this should give people enough financial security post-retirement as people generally save less and pay less tax when they stop working.
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Nearly seven in 85033 see it producing solutions for cybersecurity and privacy, and six in 10 say the same for personal financial security and fraud.
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President Xi Jinping last week called for increased efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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It doesn't even have to be in your profession — any stream of earned income will give you much more financial security than none at all.
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"What is at stake in this election is nothing less than the health and financial security of families across America," Pelosi said in an email.
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Helping Americans better prepare for their retirement will also bolster our economy and help ensure that all workers can enjoy financial security throughout their lifetimes.
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It served as the campaign theme song for the Divided We Fail Coalition, an effort to advance the health and financial security of all Americans.
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"One of the best ways to build financial security is to spend the least amount possible on a car that meets your needs," she says.
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For many women, financial security is one of the biggest considerations that factor in when deciding whether to stay in an unhappy marriage or divorce.
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Infrastructure is an American issue that directly affects our ability to compete in the global marketplace and provide financial security for millions of American families.
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Millennials are used to financial help from parents — more than half have received it since turning 21, according to the 2018 Country Financial Security Index.
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A deal was done and he can now look forward to a payday that should give him financial security for the rest of his life.
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President Xi Jinping called on Tuesday for increased efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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With more successful writing and a popular speaking tour, Twain got back to financial security but then lost a $30,000 investment in a protein powder.
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The researchers concluded that these late in life windfalls are often a boon to the recipient&aposs financial security at a crucial life stage: retirement.
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"One of the best ways to build financial security is to spend the least amount possible on a car that meets your needs," she writes.
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However, once these processes have been completed, it is fundamentally unfair to hold union members' livelihoods and their families' financial security hostage to endless delay.
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Refugees living in camps need food and shelter right away, but they also need the long-term benefits of education, training, jobs and financial security.
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Things like buying a car or home and qualifying for student loans, are based on a person's credit and are incredibly important for financial security.
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"In order for consumers to move to financial security and financial independence, they should be given access to the same products institutions have," said Mehere.
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If you're stressed because you just ignited your family's secret financial security blanket, you might want to ease your nerves with a frozen banana daiquiri.
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The fund would help protect the financial security of the almost 13 million workers in the industry, the group said in a statement on Wednesday.
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We urge our elected representatives to fund the Department of Justice ("DOJ") and the FBI because financial security is a matter of national security: 1.
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The complexity often pushes people to "wing it," said Steve Vernon, a research scholar in the financial security division at Stanford University's Center on Longevity.
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That is a much better way to put extra money into the economy without endangering working people's future financial security through a payroll tax reduction.
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"The administration must move more quickly and seriously to address the severe impacts of the coronavirus on the financial security of America's families," they added.
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But today, there is no guaranteed, job-protected program that allows them to take the necessary time off they need without jeopardizing their financial security.
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Indeed, 20193% of expats say companies have a responsibility to provide financial security through employee benefits; 60% of non-international workers feel the same way.
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What's more, empowering workers with the flexibility to achieve financial security independent of public safety will serve to preserve those resources over the long term.
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The hard-hearted Ebeneta is confronted with her childhood traumas, realizing how growing up impoverished made her put financial security and independence above all else.
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Five percent of all working Americans contributed absolutely nothing towards retirement either this year or last, according to a recent Bankrate Financial Security Index survey.
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There's advancement toward material or financial security as the sun clashes with responsible Saturn, following up on a change that was made in early April.
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I had to temporarily give up financial security in order to do the work that I wanted to do and have the lifestyle I wanted.
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We need a higher earned-income tax credit, to give the working poor financial security so they don't get swept away amid the creative destruction.
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We are glad that increased public attention to the impact of banking rules on all of our financial security is creating some constraints on giveaways.
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"Your ability to fund the life you want today and tomorrow and ensure financial security for yourself should not depend on Social Security income."4.
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Stashing a portion of your monthly income toward retirement when you are young — and contributing throughout your career — is a major component of financial security.
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Done right, your summer job can lead to new friends, pizza money, a line on a resume — and a step toward long-term financial security.
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We'll provide coal workers and others employed in the fossil fuel industry with financial security, including guaranteeing wage and benefit parity and early retirement benefits.
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But many homeowners reap benefits that you can't get from renting, such as financial security and stability, tax deductions and a vehicle for retirement savings.
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"Cybercriminals are taking advantage of our reliance on devices and digital data creating pressure points that test our willingness to lose precious memories or financial security."
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But parents in the income bracket that Loughlin and Giannulli appear to occupy can already offer their kids financial security, with or without a college degree.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping called last month for increased efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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Buying an apartment could be a way to do that, but you need to do your homework, as ownership does not necessarily translate to financial security.
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We also need more staff writing jobs for writers from underrepresented communities so that they will have the financial security needed to focus on their craft.
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The Key to Financial Security Many high-paying jobs in the IT big leagues require certifications, and some specifically look for the ones offered by CompTIA.
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Of course it worked, but you could see Bobby wanting a little financial security after he and his family risked everything to make Millie a star.
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He then concluded, "Because of the harm this bill would cause to the health and financial security of millions of Americans, it has earned my veto."
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"Getting that training is going to stop a lot of financial exploitation," said Cristina Martin Firvida, vice president for financial security and consumer affairs at AARP.
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The middle room of the exhibition challenges the visitor to consider the legacy of excessive incarceration rates, as well as notions of home and financial security.
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Worse, when given the expectation that we can control our own destiny, be it our health or our financial security, we blame ourselves for adverse outcomes.
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Comprehending how the most extreme tornado outbreaks function and form is a not just a matter of public health, but also a matter of financial security.
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It was February 2 and XIV — an arcane, fiendishly complex financial security that he had sunk $0003,500 into earlier that week — had indeed taken a beating.
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" AARP in a statement said the budget "sends a powerful message to older Americans and their families that their health and financial security is at risk.
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"This is a responsible bill that boosts our national economy, financial security, and government accountability, and I urge the Senate to pass it without delay," Sen.
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Instead, we need to help them to set the right overall asset allocation, frame their unique investment horizon, and work toward their long-term financial security.
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Evidence also is growing that the law has meant a significant improvement in both health and financial security for millions, probably tens of millions, of Americans.
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Regardless of income or health status, these women and their infants must be able to get the care they need without jeopardizing their families' financial security.
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The best and worst airports and airlines for holiday travel Study: Santa has expenses of $25B a year Five holiday gifts that will boost financial security
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George worked hard his whole life, often taking on night shifts or missing out on his children's school events to provide financial security for his family.
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Tehran has sought to shore up the financial security of its poorest families through cash transfers over the past week but faces a huge budget deficit.
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Karen Biddle Andres is director of policy & market solutions and project director of the retirement savings initiative of the Financial Security Program at the Aspen Institute.
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"The way you build financial security is through real estate, and it starts by buying your first home," he tells CNBC Make It. Ready to buy?
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When people have the freedom to pursue their passions and innovate, they have the best chance to build financial security and live their own American Dream.
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The Financial Security Institute, which is financed by the South Korean government, cautioned that the report was partly conjectural and did not represent an official view.
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NOWA KARCZMA, Poland (Reuters) - Maria Kolsut will be thinking about her financial security when she votes for Poland's ruling right-wing party in Sunday's parliamentary election.
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The first was a reminder that we need to up our contribution and start saving more if we want to ensure financial security in the future.
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That means providing them with financial security -- including early retirement benefits -- job training, union protections, and benefits, and guaranteeing wage and benefit parity for affected workers.
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The good news is that there's still time to implement solutions that could fix Social Security and promote the financial security of future generations of retirees.
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The nonprofits involved claim that these fees go toward their administration costs and programming, all of which is focused on giving refugees long-term financial security.
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Hall was not at liberty to name the start-up, but he said that rootedness and feeling of financial security has a positive spillover effect for companies.
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"For both older workers and employers, this bill is something they should be paying attention to," said Cristina Martin Firvida, vice president for financial security at AARP.
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A whopping 76% of Americans have "at least one regret" about the way they've handled their money, according to personal finance website Bankrate's May Financial Security Index.
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A currency such as Libra, separate from government and managed independently, could help hundreds of millions of global unbanked achieve not just convenience, but financial security, too.
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The bundle also includes instruction from bestselling authors and financial gurus David Bach and Ramit Sethi, who will teach you proven techniques to improve your financial security.
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Don't worry for my financial security; it's a risk you take when you live with someone and I'm happy I'm in a position to keep us stable.
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That strict nature is something Cardi B hopes will give her daughter a solid foundation, on top of her plans for Kulture's financial security in the future.
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She's considering having a family one day, and says it's hard to justify risking her future financial security when there are other options in pharmaceuticals, for example.
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"Because of that, they have the financial security and opportunity to leave something that is undeniably lucrative to pursue endeavors they find more creatively fulfilling," says Muller.
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It's also critical to the financial security of federal and state governments -- which have sharply reduced spending for schools, parks and social services to pay medical bills.
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More than any other generation, millennials say they're worried about their financial security in retirement, according to a recent survey published by the National Institute on Retirement.
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Parents who set up an account within those limitations can start a child on the road to financial security without adding any worries about the tax man.
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Commentary by Bailey Childers, executive director of the National Public Pension Coalition which strives to protect the financial security of working families who rely on public pensions.
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Since making a series of small sacrifices in the present is the most reliable way to ensure financial security down the road, start prioritizing your savings now.
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The path-breaking driver highlighted the importance of families getting life insurance at a meet-and-greet event hosted by the Financial Security and Life Insurance Caucus.
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As millennials struggle to find financial security, one cannot help but wonder whether these occupational licenses could be hindering millennials from growing up to be responsible adults.
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"We absolutely must raise wages and strengthen the social safety net so that every American has basic financial security," the Democratic presidential candidate told The Washington Post.
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What's more surprising is that many people who aren't on the bottom rungs of the economic ladder seem to struggle almost as much at achieving financial security.
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Dough, dough, dough: Santas can make $150 an hour Five ways to give financial security for the holidays Why Santa Claus must be richer than Bill Gates
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With many workers laid off, the economy has ground to a halt and people feel justifiably afraid for their health, their financial security, and for their future.
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Not to mention the worry we feel about the health and safety of our parents, children, and loved ones and the financial security of so many families.
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But for players like Holzhauer, securing records, fame and big winnings can be transformative, creating opportunities and providing a level of financial security unthinkable to many Americans.
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Increasing annual Social Security income by working longer — optimally, until at least age 260 — will improve financial security more than anything else most people can safely accomplish.
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TOKYO — Toshiba, the huge but struggling Japanese conglomerate, traded some of its size for financial security on Thursday by selling off most of its profitable microchip business.
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There is a fight-or-flight energy to financial security, but maybe you already have enough and your fear of scarcity is simply an expression of greed.
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The gasoline price surge came as Iran's population has already seen their financial security take a hit due to job scarcity caused, in part, by U.S. sanctions.
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Mr. LaCasse doesn't see himself jetting off to exotic destinations at the end of his career, but he does hope to have some financial security and independence.
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He acknowledges that one of the reasons he was able to do so is because he was raised with a certain amount of privilege and financial security.
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"Two households may have identical incomes, but they do not at all have identical capacity to pay taxes," said Cristina Martin Firvida, AARP's director of financial security.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping called on Tuesday for increased efforts to ward off systemic risks to help maintain financial security, the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Women typically live longer than men, making financial security a more pressing issue for them, but disparities in pay and investing make closing the "gender retirement gap" hard.
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This rush of money is why the technology has invited the wrath of Chinese regulators, who are enforcing the government's orders to make "financial security" a top priority.
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While the weekend was still several days away, bond traders Monday were already talking about adding to positions for more financial security ahead of the three-day weekend.
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As younger generations age current trends predict they will have less financial security and face greater healthcare costs, making these programs even more vital, just as benefits slip.
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Al Assad told Russian television the offers "included guarantees of safety and protection for my children and even financial security," but did not say who made the offers.
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Maybe it is creative work; maybe it is financial security; maybe it is challenging societal norms; maybe it is a job that makes the world a better place.
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After her last turn when she lost the game, lost her company's financial security, and almost lost Caleb (Tyler Blackburn), she's not moving her piece without a fight.
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But there is something that I didn't say then that I want to emphasize: You don't necessarily have to trade experience and financial security off against each other.
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Some of the decline in marriage stems from the growth of a group of young, educated urban women who no longer need to wed to achieve financial security.
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Factors like ability to survive a job loss, retire on your terms, and take time off or switch careers are important to people who want real financial security.
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The Bureau's email recordsreveal frequent, friendly exchanges with groups like the National Consumer Law Center, Americans for Financial Security, National People's Action and the Consumer Federation of America.
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The investment of global platforms has direct, tangible local benefits, and small businesses measure the value of access to digital tools in new employees and increased financial security.
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Even with a relatively limited use of the imagination, it is not hard to see how that could potentially jeopardise the financial security of Europe's top domestic divisions.
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Clinton, at an event inside Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, painted a picture for voters where Trump would put his own financial security over what is best for voters.
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Their experiences and advice—about leaving the financial security of a full-time job and separating work from play—offer valuable lessons for anyone considering making the jump.
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The moth meme is kind of scary because that lamp represents everything we long for or crave—stable relationships, financial security, companionship, good art, sex, and meaningful connections.
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Butler has constantly offered sub-par work that has garnered him a level of financial security and fame, ensconced in the uncompromising safety of whiteness and male privilege.
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"They still have a time horizon where they can build plans, save more and achieve financial security in retirement, but they're also not getting any younger," Collinson said.
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Some products can provide retirees with a pension-like stream of income, a valuable benefit that can bring peace of mind and a basic level of financial security.
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Some were very strong growers, while low interest rates helped keep many others alive by offering traditional financial security, such as less debt and more cash on hand.
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While I was there, we weren't able to accomplish what was needed to protect retirees, and that means the financial security of countless Americans remains on the line.
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"It can be inferred that a woman's stake in this issue has been excluded from a rule that directly affects her emotional, spiritual, and financial security," he wrote.
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Warren argued that in the wake of the women's movement of the 1970s, millions of mothers streamed into the workplace without increasing the financial security of their families.
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Researchers with the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index interviewed 160,43 adults in 2017 to ask about their financial security, social relationships, sense of purpose and connectedness to community.
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And they reveal the degree to which parents up and down the income ladder have become fixated on college acceptance as a ticket to their child's financial security.
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"The traditional way underwriting has happened has left out a lot of folks," said Joanna Smith-Ramani, associate director of the financial security program at the Aspen Institute.
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At the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program we are all too familiar with these trends and the consequences of coronavirus and other financial shocks on vulnerable American households.
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Several products can help you write your own will and other estate documents, including financial guru Suze Orman's "Financial Security Now" and an assortment of products from LegacyWriter.
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"Once again, the president is showing just how little he values the good health, financial security and well-being of hard-working American families," Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.
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"It's really hard for people living paycheck to paycheck who are carrying debt to break through and have that kind of savings and that kind of [financial] security."
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If there is no cash, there is nowhere for the private citizen to hide any assets at all, not just for criminal reasons but simply for financial security.
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Butler noted that women in Hollywood and Silicon Valley are more likely than other women to have the financial security to weather the potential consequences of speaking out.
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"Financial security is an important part of national security and an important basis for the steady and healthy development of the economy," Xi was quoted by Xinhua as saying.
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Work gives people independence and financial security, provides a distraction from worries and interacting with colleagues boosts mental wellbeing and confidence, a Queensland government report on social enterprises found.
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It seems like we spend all of our time debating whether health insurance actually improves people's health and, to a lesser extent, how much financial security it provides them.
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America's richest people may have stories of sudden wealth and start-up success, but for most people in the US the journey to financial security is slow and steady.
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When Stuchel decided in 2001 that he wanted a career that would give him more financial security, he looked at buying a Snap-on Tools mobile tool store franchise.
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"Many victims do not speak up out of fear to lose their job and financial security, and receiving a negative job reference if their boss assaulted them," she says.
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The financial security provided by health insurance is not the only issue worrying Latino leaders as President Trump and the Republicans press ahead with their plan to dismantle ObamaCare.
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"When you get bad advice, you are paying for it," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security and consumer affairs at AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans.
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While you may feel that things around work and wellness are moving along, your love life, sense of value, and even emotional or financial security feel hazy and insecure.
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We're blessed in a lot of ways and I couldn't imagine a new parent going through all of that without all the support, financial security, and flexibility we had.
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In the '60s and '70s, Coontz said, women began to gain the political, economic, and cultural capital to marry for love instead of — or in addition to — financial security.
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It is just as obvious that the health and financial security of people they don't know, or who aren't independently wealthy, isn't of concern to them as public officials.
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A new government report is sounding the alarm to Congress about a looming retirement crisis if nothing is done to fix existing roadblocks to financial security for many Americans.
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"We've got to do what we've got to do to maintain our financial security, and this is just costing us too much money," Picard told a local news station.
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After all, you need to earn money in order to have the cash to save and invest to meet goals and build financial security or reach complete financial independence.
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"I'm aware the ultimate goal is financial security for the future, but it's not the reason why I joined," said Alicia Paz, a Mexican artist who lives in London.
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The principal motivation now is anger, fear of cultural displacement, and anxiety about the erosion of privilege and the guarantees it once provided, from physical safety to financial security.
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"We have long maintained that we would forgo revenue in exchange for lifetime health and financial security for all older Americans," Mr. Rand said in congressional testimony in 2011.
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Judge Peterson said the new regulations would undermine the interest of the states in promoting the health and well-being of their residents, as well as their financial security.
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A home-equity line of credit can give you an added level of financial security for the future and is best considered while you're in a healthy financial position.
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Many working mothers, especially, already have a difficult time finding jobs with flexible schedules that make time for childcare, provide financial security, and offer critical health and medical benefits.
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Milken's exhaustive report evaluates 381 United States metropolitan areas using public data on 83 indicators, including general livability, health care, wellness, financial security, living arrangements, employment and educational opportunities.
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For the ranking, expats rated 25 elements of living abroad that measured quality of life, getting settled, work-life satisfaction, financial security and housing, and local cost of living.
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To my boyfriend (raised in a lower class than me but with more financial security), it was just our lot in life and something we'd never get out from.
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If the three options are exercised, the deal would reportedly be worth $55 million, giving both the 23-year-old White and the team some financial security moving forward.
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This means that people's financial security is growing at a slower rate than it was in the early 2000s, despite a similar level of work, and that's a problem.
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At the session, central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan and top officials of the country's banking, securities and insurance regulators pledged to take steps to maintain financial security, according to Xinhua.
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"My concern is that people see this short-term volatility and make decisions that are detrimental to their long-term financial security," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com.
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If you have children finishing college, you are in the unique position of being able to set yourself on a new course that could bring you into great financial security.
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Why it matters: Owning a home is considered a first step toward financial security and has become more difficult as Americans experience the biggest wealth gap since the Roaring '20s.
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The bank said it replaced possibly affected cards as a "precautionary measure" to ensure that customers' financial security is not compromised, adding there was no breach across its own network.
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"One of the best ways to build financial security is to spend the least amount possible on a car that meets your needs," she wrote in a 2017 blog post.
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Oklahoma finishes a sad No. 45 in Gallup's annual well-being index, surveying residents on their attitudes toward their careers, social relationships, financial security, community pride, and physical well-being.
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The so-called STEM "skills gap" has been promulgated by tech companies because those are skills they need right now, but not ones that will guarantee long-term financial security.
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The locals call them 'Blessers' as to convey that adolescent and young women are blessed by those older men who might provide financial security in exchange for sex and romance.
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For Sam, who asked to be identified by a pseudonym, helping a loved one cope with substance abuse wiped out tens of thousands in savings, along with any financial security.
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Shortening the allowable term of STLDI plans to 85033 months was a regulatory overreach that jeopardized the financial security of the millions of people those who must rely on them.
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This begins with strong ability to repay requirements that will help millions in America avoid loans they simply cannot afford and instead put them on the road to financial security.
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This would partly explain why, according to Bankrate's financial security index survey, less than 40% of Americans say they can cover a $1,000 emergency with money from their savings account.
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"One of the best ways to build financial security is to spend the least amount possible on a car that meets your needs," Orman writes in a recent blog post.
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We will not comment further on pending litigation but will remain focused on our mission to bring financial security, dignity, and savings to the millions of Americans experiencing financial stress.
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This is especially important for ensuring the availability of the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage that has enabled millions of American families to build wealth and financial security through homeownership.
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Under the terms of SoftBank's plan, approximately $5 billion of the stake sale would be packaged into a financial security that would convert into shares of Alibaba after three years.
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You never know what the economy or your boss is going to do next, and your family&aposs financial security is too important to leave in someone else&aposs hands.
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While I won't endeavor to assume any of her motivations, I readily acknowledge that her emotional well-being and financial security, and that of her children, certainly were at stake.
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While there is much debate about the future of SSNs in the marketplace, the reality is that today they are the key to financial security for nearly every American consumer.
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According to the Sightlines Financial Security Special Report from Stanford's Center on Longevity, only about half of American workers of all ages are eligible for a work-based retirement plan.
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Women have lower earnings, smaller Social Security benefits and less financial security in retirement because they spend a disproportionate amount of time away from work to raise children, research shows.
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"From these letters, we learned that Jackie's father, 'Black Jack' Bouvier, had mishandled a family trust that would have provided Edie with financial security," Mr. Beale said in the statement.
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"Decline in the young generation's financial security," said Tom Allison, the report author and deputy director of policy and research for Young Invincibles, "is a decline in the nation's security."
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Though it's not clear if such equity grants would replace or reduce wages, labor experts say that relying on private company stock is risky, especially for workers lacking financial security.
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Because pensions seem to be largely a thing of the past and because medical costs are so high, these two programs are essential to the financial security of retired Americans.
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Not only is stable, affordable housing the foundation of financial security; it's also essential for the social distancing measures that will help slow the spread of the pandemic in America.
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David Mitchell, senior program manager at the Aspen Institute's financial security program, said that while it took a bit of effort, workers could set up their own automatic savings plans.
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The majority of Americans — both men and women — now say they prefer a partner who provides financial security more than "head over heels" love, according to a Merrill Edge report.
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"For a lot of families, it's the biggest financial event of the year," said Timothy Flacke, executive director of Commonwealth, a nonprofit in Boston that promotes saving and financial security.
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"One of the best ways to build financial security is to spend the least amount possible on a car that meets your needs," Orman wrote in a 2017 blog post.
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"The person who committed these crimes stole my grandma's financial security for the remaining years of her life," Ms. Lecoq told a crowded town hall in March in Kirkland, Wash.
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Absent the kind of anti-layoff regulations and universal health care that exist in Europe, the ability to discharge debts in bankruptcy was critical to middle-class families' financial security.
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"There is no such thing as free advice and people are paying for sub-optimal advice," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security at the AARP, which supports the regulation.
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The Strengthening Financial Security Through Short-Term Savings Plans Act is part of a package of proposals aimed at improving retirement security that is making its way through the legislative process.
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The SEC's action is a vital early step in fixing this inequity and providing similar opportunity to all of our country's retirement savers and improving our collective long-term financial security.
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Following a 27-month streak in which respondents reported improved feelings of financial security, "the election is wearing on Americans' feelings of confidence, " according to Bankrate's Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride.
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Instead of the typical day you were expecting, you may end up triggering a special event instead—which could mean accelerating your way to financial security, or could temporarily hinder it.
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"We do have a preference for things like auto-enrollment and payroll deduction, because behavioral economics tell us that these things work," said Cristina Martin Firvida, AARP's director of financial security.
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Gallup's Well-Being Index scores each state based on how happy residents say they are with their career, social life and community, as well as their financial security and physical health.
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The hard truth is that your natural instinct to prioritize your child's needs over your own, while well-intentioned, has the potential to undermine your financial security in the long run.
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However grim the statistics, we also know that if women have guidance to deal with these major derailers to our financial security, we have much higher rates of being financially successful.
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She says that "while millions of families count on Latinas and black women to deliver financially, they face a steeper climb to provide that financial security" due to bias and discrimination.
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But when we look at the balance sheet for Medicaid — health benefits, financial security, societal improvements through education — it's not hard to argue that money allocated to Medicaid is well spent.
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In a society as rich as ours, the argument goes, everyone deserves a guarantee of financial security, and we're better off trusting each citizen to make the best decision for herself.
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And when Abby came along — his beautiful girl, his floppy baby — his financial security powered the family through the six years of therapy it took to teach her how to walk.
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Financial security is a vital part of national security, Xi said at the fifth National Financial Work Conference, adding that China will strengthen the Communist Party's leadership in the financial sector.
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While he does think starting a side business is a smart way to develop some financial security, there's a deeper, "very positive" benefit he encourages people to shift their focus toward.
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Why it matters: City leaders aren't satisfied with the 2020 field's attention to concerns that are worsening inequality and undermining the safety and financial security of millions who live in cities.
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"The bottom 22.75 percent have little in wealth, on average, but the estimated present value of future Social Security benefits provides them relatively significant financial security in retirement," the report said.
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For the best cities ranking, expats rated 25 elements of living abroad that measured quality of life, getting settled, work-life satisfaction, financial security and housing, and local cost of living.
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The law has insured millions of poor people through the program, and there have been demonstrable improvements in the financial security of poor people who live in states that expanded Medicaid.
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Safran suggested that the best measure of financial security would be net worth minus real estate values: "That gives a much better picture of a financial situation for a person," she said.
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Older Americans have many reasons for taking on part-time work after leaving a full-time job behind — perhaps better financial security, a sense of purpose or a way to stay connected.
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"There is very little long-term financial security in today's climate, very little assurance where the next paycheck will come from," wrote William Kenkel, a postdoctoral researcher in neuroendocrinology at Indiana University.
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And this decline has a real effect on families' financial security: Researchers have shown that nearly half of the decline in middle-class incomes is due to the shrinking rates of unionization.
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For long-term financial security, it's important to think about the eventual time when full-time work is behind you, whether you choose to call that phase of life retirement or not.
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The cast of the show may be a bunch of layabouts with a lack of sense, financial security, and reality, but that's part of what makes People Just Do Nothing so great.
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The charity Save the Children says many Syrian refugee families marry off their daughters to provide them financial security or protect them from sexual violence perpetrated by other men in refugee camps.
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Creating a national paid family leave program, so parents in every state and in every job have time to bond with their babies without sacrificing their financial security, is really the answer.
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The stock market surge, roughly a 40 percent increase since Trump was elected, is boosting 401(k)s, IRAs and index funds that Americans rely on for their savings and financial security.
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More than half of Americans (53%) aged 21 to 37 have received financial assistance from a parent, guardian, or family member since turning 21, according to the 2018 Country Financial Security Index.
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Having "peace of mind" was the most popular goal for the 65- to 75-year-old group: Nearly half said they want to enjoy comfort and financial security in their later years.
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Mr. Shettima said he was raising a herd of goats that he planned to give the women for financial security when they were deemed to be deprogrammed and ready to return home.
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In a joint statement signed by the People's Bank of China and other financial security regulators, the central bank said bond market participants must strictly abide by liquidity and leverage ratio requirements.
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Warrior planet Mars enters Virgo on August 18, energizing the financial sector of your chart and inspiring you to create a plan around your budget or tackle problems concerning your financial security.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danes had placed a record 893 billion Danish crowns ($135.3 billion) in cash in banks at end of July, bolstering Denmark's financial security but causing problems for growth, analysts said.
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Although there's no strict legal definition for what makes a place a sanctuary city or county, many of them have something in common: a desire to balance financial security with public safety.
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The only way we can avoid failure, being let down, and ultimately succumbing to the chaotic world around us, therefore, is to have the means (financial security) to rely only upon ourselves.
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The idea that a push for major structural change in a nation of 327 million, where few Americans have even the most meager measure of financial security, should be polite is contemptible.
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However, Italy's Financial Security Committee (FSC), a government body which includes officials from the finance, foreign and justice ministries, the central bank, finance police and anti-mafia prosecutors, found no sanctions violations.
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The idea that the President of the United States and his secretary of HHS would intentionally undermine the health and financial security of millions of Americans, for personal political gain, is malicious.
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To me, it was his fierce determination to keep a promise to a friend, even at the expense of sacrificing the first real financial security he and his family had ever known.
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Expats in Kuala Lumpur rated financial security and affordable cost of living highly, and though long-term career opportunities were lacking, expats said they were very satisfied with their jobs in general.
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Last week, France and Germany's finance ministers both railed against libra, saying Facebook's blueprint for the currency "fails" to address key risks around financial security, investor protection and anti-money laundering laws.
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A woman's need and right to control her body and determine her future is not separate and apart from her immigration status, her financial security or her community's need for just treatment.
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"The paradox is that the economy is doing great but there is a disconnect between households and the economy," said Ida Rademacher, executive director of nonprofit the Aspen Institute's Financial Security Program.
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And emergencies tend to happen: About a third, or 34 percent, of American households experienced a major unexpected expense over the past year, according to Bankrate's financial security index survey from January 2018.
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"He will fight for middle-class tax reductions, financial reforms that open up lending and create millions of new jobs, and fiercely defend the American tax dollar and your financial security," Trump said.
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In a time when basic financial security is out of reach for so many people, it is perplexing to find so much enjoyment in media that either glamorizes or empathizes with the rich.
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As ICBC staff were moving into their new branch, suspected Chinese criminal groups in Spain were looking for new avenues to launder money, according to the wiretap transcripts and Spanish financial security officials.
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In a statement, Pelosi and Schumer said the agreement will "enhance our national security and invest in middle class priorities that advance the health, financial security and well-being of the American people."
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"WWE placed corporate gain over its wrestlers' health, safety, and financial security, choosing to leave the plaintiffs severely injured and with no recourse to treat their damaged minds and bodies," the complaint said.
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It's that time of year again, when college grads are tossing their caps and embarking on the daunting task of finding a full-time job in a city that provides some financial security.
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According to NerdWallet, the first steps to financial security involve creating that emergency fund, taking full advantage of any retirement plan you have at work and aggressively paying down any credit card debt.
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Her friend and classmate Karen Xie, a college graduate from a provincial Chinese city, works a dizzying string of seemingly downwardly mobile jobs — print-shop employee, manicurist, maid — in pursuit of financial security.
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The Gilded Age drama follows Lily Bart — a beautiful, vain, yet endearing socialite with limited means and a weakness for gambling — as she seeks financial security in the form of a suitable husband.
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"Two things came to mind real quickly," Those two things are purchasing a starter home and buying permanent life insurance too early — and Lazaroff sees these mistakes upending individuals sense of financial security.
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In its place, other kinds of losses suddenly seemed imminent: of civil rights, personal safety, financial security, the foundational American values of respect for dissent and difference, the institutions and protections of democracy.
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Experts say that cryptocurrencies are gaining traction in countries like Iran because they give their owners a sense of financial security, as well as the ability to pull out of national financial institutions.
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It's imperative for companies to strengthen defined contribution plans such as the 220(k) to help employees with long-term financial security, said Gregg Levinson, a senior retirement consultant at Willis Towers Watson.
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"People who work for him are worried that he will sign things or give orders that threaten the national security or financial security of the country or the world," Woodward said on CBS.
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The security industry sees it as an issue of "security versus security," where the effects of modifying encryption for the department would drastically weaken the national and financial security that depends on encryption.
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"WWE placed corporate gain over its wrestlers' health, safety, and financial security, choosing to leave the plaintiffs severely injured and with no recourse to treat their damaged minds and bodies," the lawsuit claims.
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Last year we won by just $7873 ... every single dollar counts and we are squeezing the most that we can out of every cent to create pathways to financial security and safety for survivors.
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"These men built predatory schemes to steal thousands from the hard-earned savings of vulnerable people while pretending to offer them a chance to improve their own financial security," said SFO director Lisa Osofsky.
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The research also suggests that even when working people of color do enter higher-compensated fields, they still face gaps in pay and substantial differences in financial security when compared to their white counterparts.
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Although women have made great strides toward gender and income equality in the workplace, too few have addressed another challenge that hits even closer to home: providing for their own long-term financial security.
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While women are regularly taken to task for wasting our money on shoes or fancy coffee or skincare products, it's insulting to suggest that our lack of financial security is a result of frivolity.
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However, the disappearance of traditional pensions may have amplified workers' desire to stay employed, because for many the biggest determinant of financial security in retirement is the amount in their 401(k) plan accounts.
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I've found that you can sacrifice a bit of your financial security in service of your mental health, and a couple of frivolous purchases don't really amount to the end of the world financially.
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"In exchange for the promise of financial security and guaranteed work, I had sold my time to complete strangers with my permission for them to use that time for their own purposes," he writes.
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Sebastian's acceptance of the gig in the name of financial security becomes a crucial breaking point in his and Mia's relationship, since it flies in the face of all their bohemian hopes and dreams.
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"We are still scared of climate change, but we now have solutions to help make sure we have some financial security, and enough to eat," she added between hearty pumps of the oil press.
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Finally, the business model of the highest level of football in America was designed largely to ensure the financial security of club owners rather than to make the country a magnet for elite talent.
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More may be needed to bring financial security to workers and their families, but the new wage will be a big help for tens of thousands struggling to make ends meet in that state.
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Every actor both craves and fears "the role of a lifetime": that warm mantle of fame, fulfillment and maybe even financial security that like the red shoes of lore can never be completely removed.
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Just more than 40% of Americans are able to cover an emergency room visit or other unexpected $1,000 expense with their savings, according to a separate financial security survey from personal finance website Bankrate.com.
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Alternatively, they can redesign incentives and milestones in a way that can provide operational and financial security to startups for the time being without sacrificing the overall value expected in the more distant horizon.
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More than 70 percent of doctors conceded that physicians are more likely to perform unnecessary procedures when they profit from them, while only 9.2 percent said that their own financial security was a factor.
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"Conversations are ongoing internally about a legislative package to ensure the financial security of working families affected by the coronavirus, and that has been our primary focus this week," a House Democratic aide said.
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The BCCI took control of women's cricket in 2006, but female players had to wait until 2015, 11 years after their male colleagues, to get the annual pay contracts that give them financial security.
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You have to ask yourself a few candid questions about what you consider essential, whether it's a decent car or a nice place to live or enough financial security to keep anxiety at bay.
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Parents whose retirement prospects and financial security have taken a hard hit in the recession may also be more apt to push back against those old wedding traditions that they shoulder the whole bill.
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Still, Warren said she worries about the financial security of working and middle class Americans, who she described as not having enjoyed the spoils of strong gross domestic product growth and record corporate profits.
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China has pushed to energize its long-sleepy insurance industry as part of an effort to modernize its financial system and nurture a rising culture of middle-class spenders who might want financial security.
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"The committee recommends that the government implement a regulatory framework for all credit and debt management, repair and negotiation activities that are not currently licensed by the Australian Financial Security Authority," the report said.
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Tens of millions of Americans still lack insurance and many millions more have an insurance card but not benefits that would actually provide financial security in the event of a dire diagnosis or emergency.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements also led to a financial awakening, as women discovered that so often their confidence gap or sense of vulnerability at work was partly caused by a lack of financial security.
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In a reversal of roles, Hendricks plays eight-months pregnant Karen, who, on the surface, appears to have it all: financial security, the handsome businessman husband (David Alan Basche), and a child on the way.
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In the scene above, Laura Barlow (Portman) explains to her onscreen little sister Kate (Depp) that they will have a new level of financial security after signing on to appear in a movie about spiritualism.
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Allowing such a database to exist would represent an imminent threat to the personal data and financial security of nearly every American voter—particularly, it seems, if the Kansas secretary of state were in control.
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But there are a number of factors within a single offer beyond the actual overall price, including the financial security of the buyer, extra terms of the deal, amount of cash up-front, and more.
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But while she and Emma – who are both pursuing careers in enviable fields – have similar motives when it comes to self-worth and achievement, law, unlike publishing, at least promises financial security in the end.
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In Loach's film, former construction worker Ricky Turner hopes that working as a one-man franchise for a mail delivery firm will offer a chance to finally gain financial security for himself and his family.
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Markets have rallied since Election Day, but many economists fear another recession if President-elect Donald Trump enacts his fiscal plan, and another collapse in the housing sector could further cut into Americans' financial security.
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Rather, it is about striking a balance between seeking financial security or a "secure position" in a good company and security gained by developing personal capital even at the risk of sacrificing future potential wealth.
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"People who work for him are worried - that he will sign things or give orders that threaten the national security or financial security of the country or of the world," Woodward told 'CBS Sunday Morning.
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UBS did a poll of millionaires of which 67 percent polled said the whole point of building wealth was achieving financial security, a position from which no single setback could plunge a family into destitution.
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It will not only cost jobs, but it will put the financial security of every American at risk by leading to online products and services that are more vulnerable to hackers and hostile intelligence services.
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But the continued growth of defined contribution plans like 401(k)s — which require people to make choices about where to put their money — means their financial security increasingly depends on their own investment decisions.
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I would like to think I wouldn't continue to do sex work under these conditions, but realistically, I know that I would put my financial security over my physical, mental, and emotional health if necessary.
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The survey is notable for providing information not just on Americans' yearly income but also on their assets, debts and overall net worth — measures that are in many ways more important to families' financial security.
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The increased financial security for women that comes from equal rights to inherit and retain property -- and to share fairly in the assets of the family after divorce -- protect women from being stranded without resources.
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Their families' financial security depends on their earnings, and yet American parents don't have access to a single hour of paid leave provided at a federal level following childbirth or the adoption of a child.
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"Those individuals receiving the data breach notice also will receive offers of assistance to help mitigate any threats to their financial security," the memo says, an offer in many cases required by breach notification laws.
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By promoting employment and financial security, such a program would also advance longstanding disability policy goals of empowering people with disabilities to lead independent lives and to participate fully in their communities and the economy.
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In 2015, after three years of intense study, the CFPB released a 700-page report on forced arbitration clauses, which documented the harmful effects these provisions have on the financial security of hard-working families.
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While many money experts will tell you that you can't have too much in retirement savings, others will say it comes down to the amount of financial security you think you'll need later in life.
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That kind of attack is still occurring, but in the last few years, North Korean hackers seem to have become more interested in stealing cash, the Financial Security Institute said in its report on Thursday.
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Some say that women with the job stability, financial security and physical ability to leave their workplaces for a protest will be the only ones who show up, and that marginalized women will be excluded.
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Three years ago, confident that a steady full-time job offered enough financial security, she took out loans to buy a Honda Odyssey and a $2150,2000 house, where she lives with her mother and aunt.
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" He touted "the longest streak of job growth in our history" and said that "after decades of rising health care costs, today nearly every American now has access to the financial security of affordable health care.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization that promotes the financial security, health and well being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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Providing access to a safe space for hard-working New Yorkers too often on the margins of financial security is just as much a part of the job as providing checking accounts to New York's wealthiest.
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It's kind of hard to go completely tone deaf on something as major as your personal financial security, which is tied up, for many people, in their feelings of safety, emotional security, even their personal relationships.
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Taking into account the later age at which millennials now achieve financial security, it seems like maybe there isn't an ideal age to ask a woman if she wants to toss a batch in the freezer.
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Your approach to buying a car can say a lot about your commitment to building financial security, says former CNBC host, best-selling author and award-winning financial advisor Suze Orman, in a recent blog post.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization that promotes the financial security, health and well being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization which promotes the financial security, health and well being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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In fact, financial security is so tightly tied to child outcomes that the Centers for Disease Control lists "strengthen economic supports to families" as one of the five key strategies for preventing child abuse and neglect.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization which promotes the financial security, health and well-being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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The "Today Show" recently highlighted the very real, day to day economic struggles of military personnel and their families, who should never need worry about their financial security when they are focused on securing our nation.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization which promotes the financial security, health and well-being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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Forty-four percent of single women respondents ranked "living on your own" as their No. 1 priority, 34 percent ranked establishing a career as their top priority and 27 percent ranked financial security as most important.
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The houses reflect the range of financial security among Whitehaven's almost exclusively black residents: Some lawns are immaculately kept in front of neat, pretty facades, while others run riot with weeds next to broken-down cars.
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And the gig economy, as it's known, can come with its own pressures: a lack of financial security, access to health care or a comfortable place to work that doesn't make you buy a $4 coffee.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization that promotes the financial security, health, and well being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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The one way to provide all of us with health care and financial security that is most practical and least expensive is to take insurance companies out of the picture and enact improved Medicare for all.
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In dozens of cases, crowdfunding sites allowed friends, neighbors and complete strangers to fill the gap and cover the expenses that otherwise might have unwound the financial security of immigrants and residents affected by the ban.
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"We are also announcing the triple tax lock which is our commitment giving more financial security to working people ... We will set out today, alongside our manifesto ... a very detailed costings document," Javid told Sky News.
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Max Richtman is president and CEO of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, a membership organization which promotes the financial security, health, and well being of current and future generations of maturing Americans.
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He's argued that this monetary guarantee would allow people to spend more time engaging in hobbies or providing a basic level of financial security when the jobs of auto manufacturers or semi truck drivers may be insecure.
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Still, her recent success has come with a previously unthinkable level of financial security, and Lum has reluctantly taken the plunge and bought a place in Los Angeles, where she can more easily pursue her chosen career.
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The rare times that it is granted, she often has to give up many of her rights, including mehr (a sum granted to the wife at the time of the marriage for her financial security) and maintenance.
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Rather than curtail the few ways in which many low-income families can gain some financial security today, Ocasio-Cortez and Sanders should think about how technology can increase access to payments and credit for underserved consumers.
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"Our researchers initially thought ... that an individual's financial security or the quality of an individual's relationships would have an overriding impact on one's happiness," researcher Bert Sperling wrote in a statement about the 2004 Ambien/CDC study.
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Investors in China contributed up to 21 billion yuan ($26.4560 million) worth of cryptocurrencies through ICOs in January-June, according to a state-run media report citing National Committee of Experts on Internet Financial Security Technology data.
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For more than 80 years and 50 years respectively, working people have paid into Social Security and Medicare with the understanding they will collect sufficient benefits for baseline financial security and quality health care when they retire.
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"Savings are a critical component of financial security and economic mobility, but setting aside enough money each payday can be difficult when dollars are already stretched and existing expenses must be paid," Moran said in a release.
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But what happens to the money women earn, what they choose to do with it and how they plan around the financial risks unique to women, will make all the difference when it comes to financial security.
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But for most people, it likely involves some level of career achievement, financial security so that you can provide for yourself and your family, and a posse of people in your life who love and support you.
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Second, the Department of Defense must look at some of the regulations it put in place in the process of implementing the MLA to determine whether those policies are actually hindering the financial security of military personnel.
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" Tim Ryan, a Democratic member of the House from Ohio, tweeted Wednesday that since GM's announcement, he's "heard first-hand from countless people across Northeast Ohio who are scared for their financial security and their community's future.
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Just as the military has long promised social mobility to immigrants and minority populations, the Border Patrol provides rare access to financial security and the privileges of full citizenship, especially for those living in rural border communities.
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As for the pitchers, who are always shadowed by the threat of injury, an ample long-term deal now would give them immediate financial security but might make it harder to eventually get that one enormous contract.
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The second estimate, which incorporates more data, saw strong growth in personal consumption — which can indicate a general sense of financial security among the population — and nonresidential fixed investment, which can indicate bullishness on the business side.
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The quality of Medicaid coverage is often questioned by critics of expansion, but early evidence from the expansion states suggests that Medicaid has improved the financial security of its beneficiaries and may be offering health benefits, too.
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They snatch up the most promising artists — who often also bring in the most revenue — from their smaller rivals, severely eroding the financial security of these galleries and, more and more often, their ability to keep going.
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If men or conservative legislators were actually held accountable for the safety, financial security and futures of the unwanted children in whose interest they are supposedly passing anti-abortion laws, perhaps they might reconsider these draconian measures.
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"Having this kind of information about how Medicaid coverage affects not only health and health care use and financial security, but also civic engagement, seems like a really important relationship to have a little more information about."
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In April, President Xi Jinping urged the country to ward off systemic risks to maintain financial security during a group study session for members of the Politburo, a top decision-making body of the ruling Communist Party.
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Or will they take Sawhill's advice and focus on more easily achievable progressive economic policy aimed at building financial security and an improved standard of living for those in the bottom four fifths of the income distribution?
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Ever so slowly, the league's warrior culture is eroding, dismantled by scientific research, individual financial security and an increasing awareness among players that continuing in the game they love may very well damage their quality of life.
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There were just four such platforms in October after the crackdown, but the number had risen to 21 by the end of November, according to the state-run National Committee of Experts on Internet Financial Security Technology.
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"Behavioral economics teaches us that inertia works against complicated products like this, so a very small number of people open them," said Jeremy Smith, director of the Retirement Savings Initiative at the Aspen Institute's Financial Security Program.
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Financial security is one of the biggest potential benefits, said Mr. Staier, 21, recalling that during his first year of college, he could only afford to spend $10 a day on food, and his weight dropped dangerously.
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There are some straightforward explanations for these circumstances, which may sound familiar to those of us—particularly young people—who participate in contemporary work life and have the financial security and privileges to seriously consider such questions.
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"To the extent that the bureaus are looking and seeing what's accurate and cleaning up the report, it can improve family financial security," said Caroline Ratcliffe, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute, a nonpartisan think tank.
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Finding such opportunities for solid yields will be critical for Americans investing for retirement, education and financial security at a time when interest rates on government securities and highly rated corporate debt hover barely north of zero.
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The index is based on five indicators of a happy, healthy, and secure life: a sense of purpose, a supportive social network, financial security, feeling safe and happy in one's community, and being in generally good health.
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Bowley told Reuters the temporary court order makes provision for OCP and five other respondents, including the ship owners and the New Zealand buyers of the cargo, to put up financial security in lieu of the phosphate shipment.
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A UK trade-in site, Ziffit, polled 2,040 people across the UK and found that 28 percent of surveyed participants currently in a relationship admitted that financial security was a key factor keeping them with their current partner.
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Of course, responsible Saturn in Capricorn (along with a few game-changing eclipses on the Cancer-Capricorn axis) will be on hand to make sure that we're focused on our financial security and saving for a rainy day.
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The last decade has seen a surge in the number of gig workers, indicating broad economic and demographic shifts and raising concerns around long-term financial security for a growing share of the workforce, according to some experts.
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Flipping it and making a buck on top of that; this to me is a partial continuation of the immigrant hustle my father and his family committed to, the determination to climb to a place of financial security.
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Speaking with Nicole Yang of the Boston Globe, Williams said he saves and invests 90% of his game checks — an amount he hopes will ensure his long-term financial security regardless of how his NFL career winds up.
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How the GOP tax plan could affect your Mega Millions win These 10 top-paying careers have this trait in common Cities where your retirement savings will stretch the furthest Five holiday gifts that will boost financial security
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"This is a matter of health security, financial security, quality of life of our country, and it is something we've been trying to do for a long time," Pelosi said in a statement at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center.
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"While tapping savings to pay off an emergency was the most common response, more than a third of Americans would sink into one type of debt or another, potentially harming their financial security," Bankrate says in the report.
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When a healthcare company is hacked, criminals gain access not only to health information, but also to demographic and financial data that could compromise patients' privacy and financial security, researchers from the Michigan State and Johns Hopkins report.
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Beijing sees financial security as a vital part of national security and has been looking to crack down on risky behavior in the financial markets, such as insurers selling high-risk products and companies taking on excessive debt.
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Most nation-state hacking enterprises focus on covert espionage, but North Korea has for several years shown a preference to profit from its hackers, according to the report from the Financial Security Institute, a South Korean government-backed organization.
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It's this incredible array of experts, who have devoted their lives to embroidery and tailoring — that could have easily chosen to work for a more established house for their own financial security or personal reasons — who trust Guyon's vision.
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"I'm concerned a 2020 launch date represents deep insensitivities about how Libra could impact U.S. financial security, the global financial system, the privacy of people across the globe, criminal activity and international human rights," said Republican representative Ann Wagner.
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Most women in Britain cannot do old-fashioned tasks, like darning and knitting, and instead see a good career, financial security and being tech-savvy as key accomplishments, found a survey by My Nametags, which manufactures iron-on labels.
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While baby boomers focus on maintaining their wealth and supporting their current lifestyle, Gen X/Y are still looking ahead to the long-term and are focused on increasing their household wealth and providing for their family's financial security.
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A state-run trust fund, the government and the World Bank offer commercial companies a series of guarantees that provide financial security for deals, while a national goal of reaching 20 percent clean electricity by 2025 offers policy certainty.
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Such situations illustrate exactly how certain companies can easily prioritize their bottom line over customers' financial security and privacy, especially when industry-wide standards for safety are largely unmet or simply nonexistent as more personal data becomes digitally accessible.
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Unlike my grandmother and my mother, I grew up with a steady whisper of "follow your dreams" in the background of my educational and career choices — the idea that a job was for both financial security and personal happiness.
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Since we&aposve moved, we&aposve loved the ease of calling up our landlord when something goes wrong, but we wish we&aposd better understood we&aposd be trading in some of our financial security for our simpler lifestyle.
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"We thought once we had the house we could take our foot off the brake a little bit but now that we have it I feel even less certain in terms of stability and financial security," she told Reuters.
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With more retirees around the world responsible for their own financial security, the countries that ranked the best benefited from a combination of strong social programs, widely accessible health care and low levels of income inequality, according to Natixis.
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Ms. Bell slogged away at one full-time job after another, trying to piece together financial security for her family, only to be reminded how far she has to go when she returns home every night to the shelter.
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It includes a look at how to set up your family for generations of financial security, the unveiling of five stock picks from a tech-investing heavyweight, and how one top-ranked money manager is feasting on downtrodden unicorns.
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Student loans are next to impossible to discharge in bankruptcy, and the federal government has the unique ability to garnish defaulters' tax refunds and even their Social Security checks, which can mean long-term consequences for borrowers' financial security.
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Obviously, this is not the path to financial security, but when the sum of money that lands in front of you isn't life-changing, you look to the short term and what it can do for you right now.
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Similarly, when we talk about privacy and security in cyberspace, the focus often skews towards financial security or identity theft in the property sense, rather than the maintenance of civil liberties and protection of identity in the political sense.
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And leaders at the G20 summit said that they are "closely monitoring" developments related to cryptocurrency and "remain vigilant to existing and emerging risks" — though they do not believe the technology is a threat to global financial security right now.
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"The increasingly risky profession of law enforcement cannot put those sworn to 'serve and protect' to a Hobson's choice: place their lives on the line by heroic forbearance or risk their financial security in defense of lawsuits," Judge Edith Jones wrote.
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If you use this season of life as one to get really serious about saving, you'll put yourself on a path to great financial security — ideally transitioning into a place where your paycheck is an option and not a requirement.
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It's estimated that coin offerings have raised $1.6 billion in 2017 alone, with 65 launches in China totaling some 2.6 billion yuan or $398 million (according to a report from the National Committee of Experts on the Internet Financial Security Technology).
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By building up financial security and well-being from the ground up, our goal is to improve our user's financial standing over the long term, whether through saving for retirement or helping them invest into their own businesses and careers.
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Source: Invest in You Spending Survey A small, occasional splurge is OK, but when impulse purchases turn into mindless spending, or when the impulse purchases are big-ticket items derailing your financial security, it's important to evaluate what's driving that behavior.
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"Save, save, save, because over the next 30 to 40 years, that is going to help you achieve the financial security that you desire," said Paula Mogan, a certified financial planner and senior vice president at global investment bank UBS.
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Whether you're hoping to eliminate debt, looking for ways to diversify your income, or just simply want to beef up your savings account, this instructional package is filled to the brim with valuable insight to aid you in gaining financial security.
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Meanwhile, much of YouTube's middle class is struggling to balance their relative success with their need for financial security – that is, they may have tens or even hundreds of thousands of subscribers, but still need to work a day job.
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"I'm concerned a 2020 launch date represents deep insensitivities about how Libra could impact U.S. financial security, the global financial system, the privacy of people across the globe, criminal activity and international human rights," said Republican U.S. Representative Ann Wagner.
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"The bill neuters the CFPB and would leave consumers more vulnerable to financial scams, hidden fees and costly gotchas that can undermine their financial security," said Pamela Banks, senior policy counsel for Consumers Union (CU), the policy arm of Consumer Reports.
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With more and more retirees responsible for their own financial security, almost half of Americans said they were "very concerned" or "terrified" that the rising cost of living will affect their plans, according to a survey by insurance provider Allianz Life.
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Think about how that impacts the financial security of large, iconic institutions like Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, Jackson Memorial in Miami and Grady Memorial in Atlanta — or, for that matter, any of the other safety net hospitals in those states.
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For decades, armies of lawyers and lobbyists who represent a handful of giant corporations have pressed our federal and state governments to pursue policies that maximize corporate profits at the expense of the health, safety, and financial security of their workers.
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Amid historically low unemployment, strong consumer spending and a record stock market that President Donald J. Trump cites frequently, the financial security many Americans feel today is leading them to focus on other issues when it comes to the ballot box.
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But a growing movement of policymakers, technologists, and political organizers is thinking more broadly and creatively about a basic income than leading politicians are — and we have concrete policies that could lay the foundation today for financial security for all tomorrow.
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And that cycle of borrowing to pay for rent and food puts Maria's long term financial security at risk, since a growing share of her income will be required to pay off the amount borrowed, in addition to interest and fees.
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"There is a real need to simplify the disclosure forms so that they communicate effectively to investors the information that they actually need to make decisions," says Cristina Martin Firvida, vice president for financial security and consumer affairs at AARP.
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More than two dozen workers who spoke with Business Insider voiced concerns that they could catch the coronavirus or spread it in their communities by going to work, but many said they lacked the financial security to quit their jobs.
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Whether it is by offering discounts to medical workers, donating money, or prioritizing the safety and financial security of its employees, companies are going out of their way to support coronavirus efforts — and it's not always the organizations you would expect.
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Loach evinces the same powers of observation — and his shrewd eye for spotting unknown talent — in "Sorry We Missed You," in which a working-class family tries to find autonomy and financial security amid the predations of the gig economy.
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"American workers want and expect retirement advice in their own best interest, and this further and unwarranted enforcement delay does not serve anyone who is working hard to save for retirement," said Cristina Martin Firvida, director of financial security at AARP.
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Attig, who is also a former combat veteran, argued that returning service members and their families "shouldn't have to worry about going to food banks," saying financial security is a key part of making the transition back into civilian life.
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While Panagis started out by only taking clients on retainers, now that he has financial security by having a substantial number of clients with these agreements, he has started freeing up internal resources to allow for additional work outside of retainers.
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That said, the ball is now in Sessions' court to either fire McCabe -- and jeopardize McCabe's retirement pension -- or to go against the recommendations of the FBI and allow McCabe to depart with his financial security and professional dignity intact.
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"Weakening that guarantee -- or eliminating the federal standards and oversight that ensure that states, health plans, and providers comply with it -- would worsen access to care, health, and financial security for beneficiaries and likely increase providers' uncompensated care costs," she added.
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A report from the Group of 30 published last week estimates that the world's top economies will face a shortfall of $202020 trillion in 2050 — up from $1.1 trillion in 2017 — in providing financial security for their citizens in retirement.
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"I'd guess these things have arisen from the intersection of (a) doubts about financial security — including the value of national currencies — that grew out of the financial crisis an (b) the comfort felt by millennials regarding all things virtual," writes Marks.
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Central London snobs with mortgages—have your financial security, have your stability, have your Soho house and your San Pellegrino, because I have my 99 cent filter coffee and my banana that I get free from my place of work.
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With more retirees around the world responsible for their own financial security, the countries that ranked the best had policies in place to ensure access to individual or work-based savings programs, according to David Goodsell, who directs investor research for Natixis.
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"I see this bill as a signal of growing bipartisan recognition of the importance of addressing a wider range of the financial challenges that families are coping with," Ida Rademacher, executive director of the organization's financial security program, told me in an interview.
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In the past, suspected hacking attempts by North Korea appeared intended to cause social disruption or steal classified military or government data, but the focus seems to have shifted in recent years to raising foreign currency, the South's Financial Security Institute said.
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Almost half (25%) of Americans believe that cost of living is the biggest threat to their financial security and long-term investments, according to TD Ameritrade's financial disruptions survey, which polled over 1,000 U.S. adults with at least $10,000 in investable assets.
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The new finding from Gallagher and her colleagues supports the idea that Medicaid expansion can also promote financial security for states, which might end up with fewer homeless residents and more property taxes, and for residents, who are able to afford housing.
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There&aposs a tremendous need for such services in the U.S. for several reasons, says Rachel Schneider, of the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program and co-author of the book The Financial Diaries: How American Families Cope in a World of Uncertainty.
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The body that organizes the annual gathering of the global elite in Davos said with babies being born today having a life expectancy of more than 100, the costs of providing financial security to people in retirement could skyrocket to unprecedented levels.
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Perhaps the central theme that guided Donald Trump to victory in the 2016 election was a longing for the revival of good old American prosperity, a time when a solid factory job meant a steady, growing paycheck and financial security for life.
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With more and more retirees responsible for their own financial security, almost half of Americans said they were "very concerned" or "terrified" that the rising cost of living will affect their retirement plans, according to a survey by insurance provider Allianz Life.
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This job growth is encouraging for the health of our economy, but it's important to ask where job gains are being made and whether Americans are in a better position to achieve financial security in their working years and in their retirement.
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Read more: These are the 15 worst US states for paying off your student loans"Everything I learned by paying off my student loans taught me I don't need a lot of money to be happy, I need financial security," Kumok said.
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"In stark contrast to older generations who are relying on outside sources for their future financial security, millennials are looking to their self-created savings years down the line," Aron Levine, head or Merrill Edge at Bank of America, writes in the report.
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The legislation has little chance of moving in the GOP-controlled Congress, but Democrats are hoping to use the proposal as another example of the stark differences between the parties when it comes to protecting the financial security of the working class.
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The Paktor CEO said this new-found financial security has allowed him to "think through things with clear head" and take a look at upcoming trends that Paktor, which operates a Tinder-like dating app and an offline matchmaking service, can attack.
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In the past, suspected hacking attempts by North Korea appeared intended to cause social disruption or steal classified military or government data, but the focus seems to have shifted in recent years to raising foreign currency, the South's Financial Security Institute (FSI) said.
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I am at a loss of what to do in this situation, as it seems that one choice would almost certainly have a negative impact on my parents' and my family's lives, while the other could negatively impact my parents' financial security.
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Consumed with burning drives for any amount of financial security and for fame, she spends a significant chunk of the film nearly naked but heavily caked in glitter, first stripping and lap dancing and then appearing in the big shows of girl.
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Mr. Lewis wears a gold hoop earring in each ear and a blue lanyard around his neck to show off his membership in the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which he credits with providing him and his colleagues with financial security.
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For instance, two of the impacted groups included younger adults who likely needed jobs (as opposed to retirees) and older homeowners who likely witnessed their investments plummet alongside their home values -- the recession had ripped their financial security out from under them.
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"No number of 'analyses' by right-wing think tanks will change the fact that her wealth tax will produce trillions in revenue to fund middle-class investments, grow our economy, and provide families with more financial security," Warren campaign spokeswoman Saloni Sharma said.
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Serving underserved communities and ensuring that all Americans have a pathway to homeownership, the cornerstone of financial security; the White House has laid out ambitious principles for housing reform which at their core aim to level the playing field for all Americans.
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"However ... it is shocking that nearly half the world's biggest investors are doing nothing at all to mitigate climate risk," he said, adding pensions funds and insurers that ignore climate change were "gambling with the savings and financial security of hundreds of millions of people".
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Here are five fun challenges that can help you boost your financial security in 2019: Put aside $1 in your savings account at the end of week one, $2 for week two, $3 for week three, and so on until you reach week 52.
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For single-payer supporters, this halfway point still leaves for-profit insurance companies operating and doesn't offer the same level of financial security (there would still be out-of-pocket payments) that their plan, proposing medical care free at the point of service, does.
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If evidence emerges that leads us to believe the policy does indeed provide dignified financial security for all households, while increasing overall work incentives, maintaining tax revenues and increasing health and well-being in the population, then it could be an idea worth pursuing.
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"In order to address a security-related issue related to encryption in one case, the authorities risk unlocking a Pandora's Box that could have extremely damaging implications for the human rights of many millions of people, including their physical and financial security," says Al Hussein.
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Single women "lack the financial security of a dual-earner household to support their retirement savings, along with the added income associated with dual Social Security and a spouse's retirement benefits," said Kim Mustin, co-head of global distribution at BNY Mellon Investment Management.
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The authors said they think that Social Security may not be the best financing program for paid-leave benefits, adding that it could be hard to justify diverting resources from retirement at a time when there's increasing concern about the financial security of future retirees.
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With individuals now more responsible than ever before for ensuring their own financial security during retirement, it is critical that our laws empower savers with critical information to make financial decisions and ensure that retirement income delivered from accumulated assets can be protected and last.
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According to Bankrate's financial security index survey from January 2018, 34 percent of American households experienced a major unexpected expense over the past year, yet only 39 percent of survey respondents said they would be able to cover a $1,000 setback using their savings.
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He is grateful, he says, that his kids got to see him thrive in his job, and that his wealth—$36-million (all figures U.S.) from the Jays alone since 2013—provided his family with the kind of financial security most of us cannot imagine.
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But for us, we were asking people to believe in us, and we had to show that we believed in us so much that we were willing to take a huge risk ourselves, quit our jobs, have no financial security, and give it a shot.
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For single-payer supporters, any halfway point still leaves for-profit insurance companies operating and doesn't offer the same level of financial security (because there would still be out-of-pocket payments) that their plan, proposing medical care free at the point of service, does.
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With older Americans increasingly responsible for their own financial security, workers are becoming steadily more pessimistic about their future economic prospects as they approach retirement age, according to a study by United Income, a startup that aims to apply big-data analysis to financial planning.
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But she is also attuned to issues on the supply side and that simply pushing more money into the system could serve as a de facto subsidy to landlords that does nothing to ameliorate the bidding wars that have undermined middle-class financial security.
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To his visitor's visible discomfort, he tells the story of convincing this man on death row — whose guilt or innocence is hotly contested, depending whom you ask — to sell Rolo his consciousness in order to ensure his family's financial security well after he's executed.
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Today, though sci-fi and comic properties annually dominate the entertainment markets and STEM careers offer greater job and financial security than most other vocations, a segment of this tribe still identifies as the beleaguered underdog, perpetually under assault by the preppy Chads of the world.
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"We are consistently ranked one of the poorest and unhealthiest states, and this cycle will not be broken as long as anyone in Louisiana has to choose between their health and their financial security," Mr. Edwards said Tuesday at a signing event at the Louisiana Capitol.
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The starry pairings appear to satisfy or disappoint us on a deeply visceral plane—we hope the relationship lasts to confirm the possibility of our own romantic successes; we will it to fail to prove even celebrities, in all their financial security, aren't impervious to heartbreak.
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Mary Feller, a freelance writer in San Francisco, and her husband, Gordon, a technology and public policy consultant, each bought universal life policies from Transamerica in 1989 when they were in their 30s to provide financial security for their family and as a source of retirement income.
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"We have certain pillars (or what we call 'domains') around protecting our customers, knowing our customers, having market integrity; preventing the proceeds of crime and terrorist financing (financial security); having professional ethics and cutting across all of these is about respecting our own colleagues," said Young.
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It's time to focus on the job security of the 6.8 million Americans working in steel-using manufacturing jobs, and the financial security of the mom-and-pop businesses that supply U.S. companies with manufactured goods and sustain communities across the nation with good-paying jobs.
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Mr. al-Hussein said that American law enforcement agencies, in trying to break the encryption protecting one phone, "risk unlocking a Pandora's box," and that there were "extremely damaging implications" for the rights of many millions of people, with possible effects on their physical and financial security.
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Less than a week ago, the US airline industry requested $50 billion in grants and loans from the federal government to help it weather the collapse in travel caused by the coronavirus pandemic, and to help it provide some financial security for the industry's 750,000 workers.
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Moving towards biometric forms of payment like fingerprint sensors and eye-scanning tech — TSB, for instance, said last year it wants to be the first European bank to roll out iris authentication — to make payments simpler is also expected to improve financial security and tackle fraud.
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They are willing to make a wide array of course corrections, trade-offs and adjustments — from continuing some form of work, to downsizing or relocating their home, to renting out a spare bedroom or living with a roommate — which offer the chance to create more financial security.
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" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reacted to the anticipated budget in a statement Sunday night, saying, "The budget is a statement of values and once again the President is showing just how little he values the good health, financial security and well-being of hard-working American families.
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He arrived from Cairo with a list of financial, security and political requests, but effectively he got what he really wanted in the six minutes that news media photographers were permitted in the Oval Office to record the visit that President Barack Obama had denied him.
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Indeed, ambition must be redefined: Today's most strategic, creative and ambitious women are also those who recognize that there are many paths to professional happiness when there is ample room to nurture and love not one but two jobs: caring for family and achieving financial security.
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"Whoever comes out on top will provide Sky with financial security to compete in further costly premium rights auctions; in particular sports which is arguably the company's prized asset with the Premier League," Paolo Pescatore, an independent tech, media & telco analyst, told CNBC in an email.
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Researchers followed 43 new arrivals for two to three years and found that kids with at least four so-called protective factors, like a two-parent household, financial security and proximity to their own ethnic community, had better social and emotional wellbeing than refugee children with less support.
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Not only does it place immediate, unanticipated pressures on an already stressed Social Security system, but it sets up millions of workers for less financial security in their later years -- an outcome workers are unlikely to anticipate or plan for when making the decision to take parental leave.
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" But for all that investing advice, Mr. McCormick devotes the first 50 pages of his book to the need to "maximize the value of your single biggest asset — your labor," making points such as, "Investments in education are one of the surest ways to financial security and wealth creation.
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But a country can also choose to withhold its ratification as leverage: Some developing countries and the think tank Third World Network, for example, argue that delaying ratification would pressure larger polluters into ramping up their ambitions or providing more financial security for those with little clean energy infrastructure.
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With the financial security of knowing a "presumptive" positive diagnosis will be covered, the lawmakers said patients will be able to receive the full scope of essential diagnostic and therapeutic care, "including guidance on self-isolation for themselves and their families" even without an authorized COVID-19 diagnostic test.
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"Between the lack of financial security (no sick leave), the number of workers living week to week, and the inability for some workers to take time off due to low income, gig workers are some of the most vulnerable dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak," the site states.
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While saving for retirement is a priority — after all, Principal defines "super savers" as those who contributed at least 90 percent of the IRS maximum for the year into their employer-sponsored retirement plan — two goals trumped retirement in terms of importance: Having financial security and raising a family.
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"A lot of people think if you've got a job, if you've got financial security, if you've got a family, you've got a house, all that sort of stuff, everyone seems to think that is all you need and you are absolutely fine to deal with stuff," Prince Harry said.
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" For now, experts generally think that being middle-income is interchangeable with being middle-class, but Brainard notes that soon that might no longer be true: The rising costs of housing, health care and education "may be making it more difficult for middle-income families to achieve middle-class financial security.
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It should mean a prosperous life where you don't have to change jobs every few years to get a decent raise, and don't have to worry about ageism and being out of a job because you've hit middle age, and it sure doesn't mean the financial security selling out should promise.
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"By demonstrating the severe intergenerational declines impacting today's young adults, we hope policymakers take up young adult financial security as a priority issue, and that these recommendations serve as a guide of how to level the playing field and offer basic social and economic protections in today's economy," the study says.
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The study, released Wednesday by America's SBDC, the association of the country's small business development centers, shows that people in their 20s and 30s are eager to launch new companies and be their own boss and that they trust themselves to provide their own financial security more than they trust others.
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J. Michael Collins, co-author of the Finra report and professor of consumer finance for the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Financial Security, said credit scores jumped to 629 from 612 in Georgia, while scores increased to 629 from 617 in Texas and to 640 from 632 in Idaho.
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But there is even more to be done to increase elderly women's financial security: Gender pay equity Strengthen and reform the Equal Pay Act of 1963 by putting an end to pay secrecy, enhance workers' ability to challenge discrimination and bringing equal pay law into line with other civil rights laws.
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Our two-year audit of government programs, which covered a wide range of policy efforts from financial security and education, to childcare and workforce development, led to the perverse conclusion that many of our government's social policy efforts do not disrupt patterns of economic and social division, but instead replicate them.
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Hospitalization can cost thousands (or tens of thousands) of dollars, which is why health insurance has been shown in study after study — including a seminal one of Oregon patients in which Ms. Finkelstein was a co-author — to greatly improve the financial security of people who experience illness or injury.
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A study of Medicaid expansion in Kentucky and Arkansas found that it led to significant gains in access to care, financial security and health, with increases in the share of low-income adults going for checkups, getting regular care for chronic conditions and reporting that they are in excellent health.
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But the fact that so many workers and situations aren't covered "adds up to a giant individual health and financial security risk, as well as a giant community health risk," Vicki Shabo, a senior fellow for paid leave policy and strategy, at the New America Foundation's Better Life Lab, told Vox.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - White House hopeful Elizabeth Warren said on Thursday that raising the minimum hourly wage to $15 and ending a program that allow employers to pay disabled workers much less than the minuimum would be among steps she would take to ensure financial security for individuals with disabilities.
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This evening in Las Cruces, she saw a connection between that moment, when someone had tried to manipulate her desire to earn some money, and what she was doing now, trying to expose Herbalife, and disabuse all those recruits who believed that the company would grant them lives of financial security.
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In January 245 David Pemsel, the new chief executive of GMG, and Katharine Viner, the new editor-in-chief of the Guardian, informed staff that GMG's endowment fund, meant to ensure the financial security of the paper in perpetuity, had lost £257m ($238m) in just half a year, taking it to £740m.
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"I think generally, there's just a broader level of uncertainty in consumers' minds at the moment, both trying to gauge their financial security going forward, you know, whether through elections or through global events, people are slightly mindful of an unsettled world," McDonald's CEO Stephen Easterbrook said in a July earnings call.
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Trump and his enablers on Capitol Hill, for example, speak of "midnight regulations" rushed through behind closed doors, "regulatory overreach" from "unelected bureaucrats" or what White House chief strategist Steve Bannon calls "the administrative state," the idea that somehow government has no role in protecting our safety, health, environment and financial security. Nonsense.
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Imagining a white ethnostate that does not directly come about at the cost of the safety, wellbeing and financial security of racial minorities is pure fantasy — a fantasy Facebook is apparently content to entertain in pretending that the "white state" would not "explicitly exclude" anyone based on the protected characteristic of race.
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My bipartisan RAISE Family Caregivers Act would do this by having federal agencies, family caregivers, older adults and other experts contribute to the creation of a national strategy on family caregivers, including a plan for federal and local action to address areas such as financial security, training and supports, education and care coordination.
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Redlining and other discriminatory factors created a disparity between minority and white homeownership rates, but the policies still opened the door for many minority homeowners, and the financial security that came with it such as creating funds to start businesses, finance the education of their children and allow seniors to retire with dignity.
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Morality and finance don't have to be opposing goalsIn "Race, Place and Financial Security," Angela Glover Blackwell of PolicyLink makes a compelling argument: Not only does this nation have some moral amends to make for its treatment of people and communities of color, but doing so is in our nation's best economic interest.
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Majorities in every country surveyed feel that a new political system is needed to make people happy, placing a clear premium on happiness when 37 percent of people say that personal happiness and the happiness of their children is the most important aspect of their lives, while financial security was only 13 percent.
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Above all, the reader who wrote to the column should take comfort knowing that we're working hard to ensure that responsible New Yorkers can achieve financial security by opening their homes; that guests can feel welcome in a new place; and that you can feel good about it all happening next door.
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By all accounts, unemployment insurance, a federal-state program designed to provide some measure of financial security to workers who lose their jobs involuntarily, did what it was supposed to do, softening the recession's impact on families hit by job loss and giving local economies a much-needed boost in consumer spending.
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" The complaint goes on to say that the WWE also failed to provide care for the wrestlers when their injuries occurred and that the "WWE placed corporate gain over its wrestlers' health, safety and financial security, choosing to leave the Plaintiffs severely injured and with no recourse to treat their damaged minds and bodies.
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When PNCA acquired the Museum of Contemporary Craft and the institution moved to its current location in the Pearl District, the hope was that the partnership would give MoCC some financial security and offer the College the resources and opportunities of a working museum, on a scale small enough to give students hands-on experience.
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The Obama administration on Tuesday released a wide-ranging, positive report card on the Affordable Care Act, describing how Obamacare has driven down the rate of people without health insurance "to its lowest level in history," increased financial security and access for consumers who seek medical care, and bent the cost-curve of health-care spending.
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The revenue from TEN is significantly less than was first anticipated when the country launched the project in 2013, owing to the slump in world oil prices.. "It (revenue from TEN) will ... provide a stronger financial security for our debt servicing arrangements going forward and enhance the stability of the budget," Finance Minister Seth Terkper told Reuters.
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That said, the decision to release a Steam version with upgraded graphics and new music may not only give Tarn and Zach the financial security to make it through a sudden appearance of cancer—or a dead laptop—but it's also opening their eyes to the notion of collaborating with people outside of the tiny world of one another.
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"We owe the American people to be there for them, for their financial security, respecting the dignity and worth of every person in our country, and if there is some collateral damage for some others who do not share our view, well, so be it, but it shouldn't be our original purpose," she said, according to the Free Beacon.
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"Facing growing responsibility for their own retirement savings and an increasingly complex universe of financial products and services, Americans today must depend upon competent and ethical Advisers to help make decisions critical to their financial security," the coalition wrote in a comment letter to the Labor Department in 2015, during the original formulation of the rule.
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"The law's provisions are so interwoven in virtually every aspect of the public and private health care system that the elimination of the A.C.A. will cause grievous immediate and long-term harm to Americans' health and financial security, to the health care system, and to federal and state budgets," the coalition said in a legal brief.
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Her insights into her characters are often startling — both for their precision and for her willingness to pursue them, even at the risk of highlighting unsympathetic, sometimes unlikable traits: a husband's ranking of financial security above love; a wife's decision to deal with her brother's weight loss rather than her own troubled marriage; a mother's ambivalence about motherhood itself.
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