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Senate Finance Chairman Questions West Virginia Disaster Relief Organization's Financial Practices

Senate Finance Chairman Questions West Virginia Disaster Relief Organization’s Financial Practices

Senate Finance chairman Eric Tarr raises concerns about West Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) during legislative meetings. West Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD), a key player in the state’s disaster relief efforts, is facing scrutiny over its financial practices. The organization, which relies on public funding to support its relief work,…

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San Diego Financial Experts Share Top Money Moves for 2024

San Diego Financial Experts Share Top Money Moves for 2024

Wealth-building strategies and pointers from San Diego’s financial professionals As 2024 begins, many San Diego residents are looking for ways to make smart financial decisions and build their wealth. To help guide individuals in the region, the Union-Tribune reached out to several financial professionals with different areas of expertise. These experts shared their top money…

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Best-Selling Author Robert Kiyosaki Reveals Over $1 Billion in Debt, Defends Unconventional Approach

Best-Selling Author Robert Kiyosaki Reveals Over $1 Billion in Debt, Defends Unconventional Approach

Kiyosaki argues that his debt is an investment in assets, not liabilities, and touts the benefits of “good debt” versus “bad debt. Renowned personal-finance author and entrepreneur Robert Kiyosaki, famous for his best-selling book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad,” recently made headlines by disclosing that he has accumulated more than $1 billion in debt. In a…

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Finance Ministers of the Year: Recognizing Exemplary Leadership in Challenging Times

Finance Ministers of the Year: Recognizing Exemplary Leadership in Challenging Times

Costa Rica, Botswana, Vietnam, Switzerland, and Jordan showcase outstanding economic stewardship In a world grappling with economic uncertainties, the role of finance ministers has become increasingly crucial. These individuals are tasked with navigating complex financial landscapes, implementing effective policies, and steering their countries towards stability and growth. In this article, we highlight the achievements of…

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Massachusetts Faces Escalating Construction Costs, Prompting Increase in Borrowing for Capital Spending

Massachusetts Faces Escalating Construction Costs, Prompting Increase in Borrowing for Capital Spending

State finance experts recommend largest borrowing increase in a decade to combat eroded purchasing power of Massachusetts’ capital investment plan. Massachusetts is grappling with a significant increase in construction costs, leading to a decline in the purchasing power of the state’s capital investment plan. A panel of state finance experts recently recommended the largest increase…

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