'Great Resignation' gains steam as return-to-work plans take effect

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'Great Resignation' gains steam as return-to-work plans take effect
In the wake of the pandemic, a growing number of workers are rethinking what they want in a job and a lifestyle.
Here are 5 ways to spend money that can actually make you happier
You may be ready to spend more money, but will it bring you joy? Researcher Elizabeth Dunn details five happy spending strategies.
Leon Cooperman plans to stock pick his way to success, not expecting much more from overall market
"In terms of my long-term outlook, to be honest with you, stocks are the best place to be, but I just wouldn't expect much from the major averages."
Amid inflation worries, how to shop around for higher interest rates on your savings
The cash you set aside for emergencies could decrease in value as inflation drives up prices. How to make sure you're getting the best available rates.
How to disaster-proof your personal finances
Here are some steps you can take to ensure your finances are in order in an emergency.
State-run 'auto IRAs' are gaining steam as a savings solution for workers lacking a retirement plan
Two more states have passed bills to require employers with no retirement plan to automatically enroll their workers in an individual retirement account.
What to know about investing in bitcoin trusts
Bitcoin trusts offer exposure to digital currency through brokerage or retirement accounts. Here's what to know before buying any shares.
Parents anxiously await the start of monthly child tax credit payments
Monthly payments through the enhanced child tax credit are set to begin on July 15. Here's how parents are preparing for the money.
The possible consequence of a $15 minimum wage: Higher child-care costs for families
The Covid-19 pandemic exposed problems with accessing child care. A higher minimum wage could put care out of reach for more families unless changes are made.
Part-time workers would have easier access to 401(k) plans if this bill passes
After expanding 401(k) plans for some part-time workers under the Secure Act of 2019, lawmakers want those employees to become eligible faster.
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