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Are student loans worth it?
Are student loans a trap? Lenders are fully aware that most 18-year-olds, fresh out of high school, haven’t mastered the complexities of finance. They hand us loan documents filled with fine print and legal jargon, and they’re not exactly eager to sit down and explain how we could save thousands in interest payments. Instead, they…
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CEOs: What do they do?
What do CEOs really do, and why do they get paid so much? Have you ever wondered why some CEOs earn astronomical salaries while their companies underperform? Is Elon Musk truly a good CEO, or is there more beneath the surface? And why are so many guys “starting their own business” and calling themselves the…
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Shunsaku Sagami is a M&A Genius
Shunsaku Sagami, Japan’s youngest billionaire, is an entrepreneur and innovator in the world of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), pioneering a unique approach to succession planning. Sagami’s strategy addresses a key demographic challenge often referred to as the “silver tsunami”—the retirement wave of aging business owners worldwide. His M&A Research Institute steps in where others may…
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Lawyers: Free vs Cheap vs Expensive
The legal system is designed to be a foundation of justice, protecting individual rights and maintaining societal order. Yet, one crucial issue stands in the way: not all legal representation is equally accessible. Financial capacity can profoundly influence the quality of legal services available to someone, raising serious questions about fairness in our justice system.…
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Economics of Climate Change
Climate change is no longer a distant threat; it’s a present reality exerting a heavy economic and human toll on the United States. Since 1980, the nation has witnessed an alarming increase in severe weather events, with each costing over $1 billion in damages. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), as of…
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