This webinar explores how Economic Development Districts (EDDs) are tackling the social determinants of health to build stronger, more resilient communities. The post Webinar Recording: Innovative Approaches by EDDs to Address Social Determinants of Health appeared first on NADO.| NADO
Credit unions differentiate themselves from traditional banks by operating as member-owned financial cooperatives focused on community support and service rather than shareholder profit.| Kiplinger
Some new Delaware statutory trust offerings are forcing investors into 721 UPREIT conversions at the end of the hold period, raising concerns about loss of control, limited liquidity, opaque valuations and unexpected tax liabilities.| Kiplinger
Two business professors share their insights about the impact of digital communication on the social skills of some in Gen Z and the importance of good manners on the job.| Kiplinger
The American workforce is in transition, and if you're among those affected, take heart. You have the skills, experience and smarts that companies need.| Kiplinger
This report explores the social determinants of health and provides examples of how Economic Development Districts (EDDs) are addressing these factors in their regions.| NADO
Beyond the headlines: The new tax law's true impact for job seekers and investors lies in how it will transform industries and create opportunities in areas such as regional accounting, AI and outsourced business services.| Kiplinger
Even if your financial plan is on autopilot, now is the perfect time to make sure it's still aligned with your goals, especially if retirement is on the horizon.| Kiplinger
Economic uncertainty, global events and increasing wealth are shaping the charitable landscape this year. Here are the philanthropic trends and some tips that could help affluent donors optimize their impact.| Kiplinger
For successful long-term investing in a politically charged environment, investors should focus on economic data, have a diversified portfolio and resist reacting to daily headlines.| Kiplinger
Getting divorced later in life can be a big financial blow, especially for women. But, as this financial adviser points out, it can also serve as a positive turning point for growth and independence.| Kiplinger
