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Utah Technology Council touts STEM education for Utah’s economic future
The long-term future of the state’s economy will hinge on Utah’s ability to develop the next generation of skilled information technology professionals that will fill the growing number of high-tech jobs being produced,... Read more »
Losing their launch: Children planning on living off parents for longer, study shows
A study shows that more younger Americans are planning on living with their parents' financial help for longer amounts of time, but at the same time they anticipate they will be better off... Read more »
As times get better can you keep a leash on your credit card?
Tips for avoiding a personal recession as the economy improves. Read more »
Private school in Texas gives students $100,000 to invest in stocks
A private school in Texas has received a donation of $100,000 from parents of former and current students to help its business club gain real-life investing experience. Read more »
People think money gives immortality, study says
A new study shows how, deep down, people think working and money will give them immortality. Read more »
Get more with your score: 3 actions that affect your credit
As seen at myfico.com here are three characteristics that high achievers have in common. Read more »
New BYU study looks at the power of 'true believers' in the workplace
Employees who buy into their organization's mission often have greater status and influence than those who do not, according to a new BYU study. Read more »
Father figures: How dads' financial influence on their kids adds up
Dads have a great influence on their children's financial understanding — not just in what they say, but in how they model the use of money, experts say. Read more »
Want a better return on your college investment? Choose your major wisely
As unemployment and student debet continue to be a pressing issue, some analysts are proposing that Americans rethink college. A new study by Bankrate.com shows, among other things, that advanced... Read more »
Book review: Saving energy in the home with 'The Greened House Effect' can reduce utility bills
Jeff Wilson uses his own home to show how performing a Deep Energy Retrofit can reduce utility bills and make a home more environmentally friendly in "The Greened House Effect." Read more »
Sequester cuts hit poor, elderly, cancer patients
The first warnings about the spending cuts were dire. Read more »
Why owning a pet may be a better financial investment than you think
A video produced by Yahoo Finance's Cost of Living shows why pet ownership can actually be a beneficial investment. Read more »
In faith communities, fraudsters prey on trust
Many perpetrators of investment fraud take advantage of the bonds of trust among religious communities to grow their pool of victims. However, avoiding a scheme is relatively easy if an investor... Read more »
Renovation Solutions: How to solve common remodeling problems
Every client we see has a problem with their house. Either it is just overdue for an upgrade, or it isn’t meeting their needs anymore. They are involved in a love-hate relationship with... Read more »
Bicycle forks, sandals and heaters: This week's product recalls
A line of bicycle forks that can bend and cause a rider to fall and propane heater/cookers that pose a fire hazard are among this week's list of recalled products. Read more »
Is Investing the Same as Gambling?
Investors can mitigate risk by constructing a well-diversified portfolio over a long period of time. Read more »
The future of higher education is debatable
Experts disagree about what the university of tomorrow will look like. One point of agreement is that major change is inevitable because higher education's traditional model is becoming too... Read more »
Unpaid internships in jeopardy after court ruling
Unpaid internships have long been a path of opportunity for students and recent grads looking to get a foot in the door in the entertainment, publishing and other prominent industries, even if it... Read more »
Exposure to money can lead to unethical actions, University of Utah study finds
According to a new study by the University of Utah, exposure to the concept of money can lead people to have lapses in ethical judgement. Read more »
Coverage may be unaffordable for low-wage workers
It's called the Affordable Care Act, but President Barack Obama's health care law may turn out to be unaffordable for many low-wage workers, including employees at big chain restaurants, retail... Read more »
What to know before buying cell phone insurance
Cell phone insurance is often a comforting addition to anyones monthly bill. But is it really worth it? Read more »
Another reason to love Costco: better prices for generic prescription drugs
Los Angeles Times reporter David Lazarus has found that prescription drug prices vary dramatically, depending on the pharmacy. Read more »
The importance of 'do it yourself' retirement
As retirees continue to struggle on Social Security, some experts are emphasizing the importance of earlier, more effective retirement planning. Read more »
Study finds racial discrimination in real estate practices
Studies show that minority groups are given fewer options while shopping for a home. Read more »
Renovation Solutions: How to solve common remodeling problems
Every client we see has a problem with their house. Either it is just overdue for an upgrade, or it isn’t meeting their needs anymore. They are involved in a love-hate relationship with their house. Read more »
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The most charitable states
A new study by the Chronicle of Philanthropy places Utah as the most charitable state in the country. “The Mormon tradition of tithing is a primary reason residents of this state well... Read more »
Religion contributes to Utah being most charitable state in country, poll finds
A new study by the Chronicle of Philanthropy places Utah as the most charitable state in the country. Read more »
Degrees worth investing in
A new study by Bankrate.com ranks 20 popular professions according to the return on investment after receiving a degree in the specified field. The ranking takes into account the median pay of... Read more »
As times get better can you keep a leash on your credit card?
Tips for avoiding a personal recession as the economy improves. Read more »
9 important money tips every dad should teach his children
There are certain things every father should teach his children about money. Read more »
In faith communities, fraudsters prey on trust
Many perpetrators of investment fraud take advantage of the bonds of trust among religious communities to grow their pool of victims. However, avoiding a scheme is relatively easy if an investor... Read more »
Balancing act: Who is in control of your work-life balance?
A "casual reader" of my column sent me an email last week because he wanted to make a point: "I am in charge of my personal happiness. I am in charge of my career path. I have a say in how the job... Read more »
New BYU study looks at the power of 'true believers' in the workplace
Employees who buy into their organization's mission often have greater status and influence than those who do not, according to a new BYU study. Read more »
Millennials relying on prepaid cards and payday loans
In a survey of millennials, more than half said they used alternative lending services, including prepaid cards, check cashing, pawn shops and payday loans, according USA Today. Read more »
Want a better return on your college investment? Choose your major wisely
As unemployment and student debet continue to be a pressing issue, some analysts are proposing that Americans rethink college. A new study by Bankrate.com shows, among other things, that advanced... Read more »
Losing their launch: Children planning on living off parents for longer, study shows
A study shows that more younger Americans are planning on living with their parents' financial help for longer amounts of time, but at the same time they anticipate they will be better off... Read more »
The future of higher education is debatable
Experts disagree about what the university of tomorrow will look like. One point of agreement is that major change is inevitable because higher education's traditional model is becoming too... Read more »
Unpaid internships in jeopardy after court ruling
Unpaid internships have long been a path of opportunity for students and recent grads looking to get a foot in the door in the entertainment, publishing and other prominent industries, even if it... Read more »
Private school in Texas gives students $100,000 to invest in stocks
A private school in Texas has received a donation of $100,000 from parents of former and current students to help its business club gain real-life investing experience. Read more »
Sequester cuts hit poor, elderly, cancer patients
The first warnings about the spending cuts were dire. Read more »
Get more with your score: 3 actions that affect your credit
As seen at myfico.com here are three characteristics that high achievers have in common. Read more »
The importance of 'do it yourself' retirement
As retirees continue to struggle on Social Security, some experts are emphasizing the importance of earlier, more effective retirement planning. Read more »
Exposure to money can lead to unethical actions, University of Utah study finds
According to a new study by the University of Utah, exposure to the concept of money can lead people to have lapses in ethical judgement. Read more »
Utah Technology Council touts STEM education for Utah’s economic future
The long-term future of the state’s economy will hinge on Utah’s ability to develop the next generation of skilled information technology professionals that will fill the growing number of high-tech jobs being produced,... Read more »
People think money gives immortality, study says
A new study shows how, deep down, people think working and money will give them immortality. Read more »
Another reason to love Costco: better prices for generic prescription drugs
Los Angeles Times reporter David Lazarus has found that prescription drug prices vary dramatically, depending on the pharmacy. Read more »
Father figures: How dads' financial influence on their kids adds up
Dads have a great influence on their children's financial understanding — not just in what they say, but in how they model the use of money, experts say. Read more »
Why owning a pet may be a better financial investment than you think
A video produced by Yahoo Finance's Cost of Living shows why pet ownership can actually be a beneficial investment. Read more »
What to know before buying cell phone insurance
Cell phone insurance is often a comforting addition to anyones monthly bill. But is it really worth it? Read more »
Renovation Solutions: How to solve common remodeling problems
Every client we see has a problem with their house. Either it is just overdue for an upgrade, or it isn’t meeting their needs anymore. They are involved in a love-hate relationship with... Read more »
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