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[...] and those close to retirement could lead to an intergenerational conflict about the program. Job Market Tilts Toward Workers as U.S. Enters Virtuous Cycle By: Rich Miller and Victoria Stilwell The [...]

[...] The balance of power in the job market is shifting slowly toward employees from employers. Bob Funk sees it firsthand from his [...]

[...] will only be exacerbated in the near future, when more millennials leave college to enter the job market, and when those currently in employment give up working for someone else. Tips for Millennials [...]

[...] will only be exacerbated in the near future, when more millennials leave college to enter the job market, and when those currently in employment give up working for someone else. [...]

[...] Fortune. Source: Fortune EVERYTHING YOU KNOW ABOUT UNEMPLOYMENT IS WRONG By Ylan Q. Mui, The Washington Post There was a time when the unemployment rate was good enough. It was long ago — way back [...]

[...] to work as much as they should. Check out who’s feeling better utilized over at The Washington Post. SUMMER JOBS ARE SLOWLY DISAPPEARING By Ben Casselman, FiveThirtyEight Research has shown [...]

[...] Service Is Losing Billions Per Year To Help You Buy Things From China By Jeff Guo, The Washington Post You can get anything you want at Harry “Skip” McGrath’s 21st century digital [...]

[...] Are Finally Moving Out! And Moving In With A Relative… By Catherine Rampell, The Washington Post Good news from Jed Kolko at Trulia: The share of millennials who live with their [...]

[...] released by the U.S. Department of Education show. About 51 percent of Americans with student loans made directly by the Education Department, known as Direct Loans, have either fallen [...]

[...] released by the U.S. Department of Education show. About 51 percent of Americans with student loans made directly by the Education Department, known as Direct Loans, have either fallen [...]

[...] age group feels the most financially secure? Hint: It’s the generation saddled with massive student loans, facing an extremely difficult job market, and known for living at home well into adulthood. [...]

[...] . The main reason millennials can’t move out is that they owe too much money on their student loans. Student debt is rising with stunning speed. It has almost tripled over the last 10 [...]

[...] . Roksa’s latest research suggests that within the large population of college graduates, those who were poorly taught are paying an economic price. Because they didn’t acquire [...]

[...] . Roksa’s latest research suggests that within the large population of college graduates, those who were poorly taught are paying an economic price. Because they didn’t acquire [...]

[...] , with cause and effect often difficult to disentangle. But a look at detailed data on college graduates by major reveals some clear messages: Don’t be pre-med if you aren’t planning to go to [...]

[...] , with cause and effect often difficult to disentangle. But a look at detailed data on college graduates by major reveals some clear messages: Don’t be pre-med if you aren’t planning to go to [...]

[...] of students. U.S. News calls Unigo, “One of the top 10 college websites,” and the New York Times states “Unigo’s college advice and reviews are vivid in a way no guidebook can match. [...]

[...] wages. Source: NPR EMMY WINNERS MOSTLY FALL BEHIND TV’S PAY WALL By Alessandra Stanley, New York Times A little like the privets of privacy that enclose billionaires’ estates in the Hamptons, pay [...]

[...] was officially reported as 6.2 percent in July. But a new academic paper, highlighted in the New York Times, finds that a long-known source of potential error in the unemployment rate “has worsened [...]

[...] Millennial buyers. Millennials: The Second Coming Counterculture? By David Leonhardt, The New York Times Upshot There was a time not so long ago when the young seemed destined to be liberal forever. [...]

[...] great job that I love, but with that happiness comes a price tag of over $100,000 in student loan debt. While it’s fine to live paycheck to paycheck right now, what about daycare when my [...]

[...] : Fortune IS STUDENT DEBT SLOWING DOWN? By Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed Studies that show student loan debt increasing are a dime a dozen these days. But while a new report from the Federal Reserve [...]

[...] : Fortune Is Student Debt Slowing Down? By Doug Lederman, Inside Higher Ed Studies that show student loan debt increasing are a dime a dozen these days. But while a new report from the Federal Reserve [...]

[...] LOANS? YOU’RE NOT ALONE By Libby Nelson, Vox Students aren’t just taking on more student loan debt than ever before — many are still struggling to pay it back when they leave college. [...]