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A Public Pension and Full Social Security Benefits? No Way
retirement If you receive a public pension from federal, state or local government, don't count on full Social Security benefits. Here's how to protect your retirement.
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Small Businesses Hit Extra Hard by Higher Interest Rates
The Kiplinger Letter On average, small business owners are paying interest rates in the range of 9.1%, per the NFIB.
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A Disability Doesn’t Have to Force an Early Retirement
A feature on what people who experience disabilities later in life can do about work.
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Poll Shows Workers Favor DEI, But It's Not Always a Top Priority
A poll revealed more than half of U.S. workers believe diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace is good, but it's not a top priority for everyone.
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Managing Startup Finances: The Fundamentals Entrepreneurs Need to Know
For Kiplinger Advisor Collective member Eric Kala, financial discipline, not just hard work, often separates successful businesses from unsuccessful ones.
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How to Spot a Drama Addict at Work (and What to Do About It)
We’ve all known coworkers who seem to live for ramping up the angst. How should small-business owners, managers and officemates deal with them?
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A Store Where They Know Your Name
small business It can’t compete with big-box retailers on price, but customer service is the draw.
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You May Get a Raise in 2022
Employee Benefits In a strengthening labor market, businesses are paying more to attract and retain employees.
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Before You Sign Up for Health Insurance at Work, Read This
Employee Benefits It’s open enrollment time at workplaces across the country – for health insurance as well as a bevy of other benefits. Here are four tips to help navigate the maze of benefit decisions.
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