His father was a dentist and they were financially secure.
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Despite the layoffs, SpaceX maintains that it is financially secure.
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Are we more financially secure, or are we still vulnerable?
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A McGregor bout could make Keeler more financially secure than a world title"My job as a boxing coach is to make sure he gets out of this financially secure," Taylor told Business Insider.
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They're also more financially secure, with guaranteed contracts and higher salaries.
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Democrats have often charged that Republican policies favor the financially secure.
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Fighting McGregor would financially secure Pacquiao and his family even further.
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He also wants to help others learn how to become financially secure.
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That way, you can be financially secure by the time you retire.
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Meanwhile, Israel is financially secure and no longer needs alms from abroad.
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The gains are helping more low-income women become more financially secure.
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So what can investors do to ensure they reach a financially secure retirement?
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But what if the moment you finally feel financially secure comes too late?
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I'd say congrats are in order for the happy and financially-secure couple.
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Financially secure families, in turn, improve the outlook for the broader U.S. economy.
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People who got health insurance in that experiment were also more financially secure.
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Whatever happens, being an escort will leave me financially secure for a while.
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To become financially secure, McLean requires that all his athletes fill three buckets.
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For the first time in my life, I realize I&aposm financially secure.
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Create that infrastructure early, so you can be financially secure even after you retire.
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A late-career job switch may be a boon for a financially secure retirement.
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He was financially secure and had a warm, loving family and dozens of friends.
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With the economy in such fluctuation, was my future going to be financially secure?
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I am financially secure and enjoy a tremendous amount of good will from fans.
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Or, at least, they aren't as financially secure, which begins to make Dre uncomfortable.
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The older, retired congregants who had left the workforce years before were financially secure.
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"I'm feeling more financially secure than I have in probably 20 years," he said.
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I am now happily married to a wonderful woman and have become financially secure.
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What policies will you put forward to make sure these programs are more financially secure?
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Growing Generations ensures that surrogates are financially secure before taking on the responsibility, she adds.
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No — because being wrong in the right way has always been a financially secure activity.
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Let's be honest: Those pursuing the life-planning process tend to be financially secure already.
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Just because you are financially secure doesn't mean you cut off your partner or spouse.
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In 2013, 38 percent said they felt financially secure enough to have and support children.
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Born after China limited most families to having a single child, many are financially secure.
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The tech titan grew up financially secure thanks to his dad's career as a dentist.
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Likewise, 41% of straight millennials surveyed felt financially secure, while only 29% of LGBTQ millennials concurred.
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Another former MLB star, Mark Teixeira, is also working to teach others to become financially secure.
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She just had a baby, and says she'll have to wait until she's more financially secure.
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They are also more likely to lead single-parent households, leaving them far less financially secure.
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These misplaced priorities would eliminate jobs, cost lives and make Americans less safe and financially secure.
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We really built enormous excess liquidity…And we made ourselves as financially secure as we could.
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Of course, beneficiaries would still have a long way to go before being fully financially secure.
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Stettheimer was born into a wealthy, financially secure Jewish family, and she never had to work.
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Now 42, with four kids, he is glad to have sold his company and be financially secure.
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"This makes it harder to save for certain goals and harder to feel financially secure," said Palmer.
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"I have done this for 40 years, I am financially secure, I love Whole Foods," he continued.
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And if you're not financially secure, even one health incident has the potential to wipe you out.
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Better still, those higher wages more than offset the food stamps lost, making them more financially secure.
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The people who refused during Katrina were less financially secure than those who left, the study mentions.
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When women are financially secure and independent, they are more likely able to escape violence at home.
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Productivity beat the desire for habits that have to do with being financially secure and losing weight.
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Cyndi and Ron Williams, both 57, admit they are not as financially secure as they want to be.
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Many experts advise that working past age 65 is the best way to ensure a financially secure retirement.
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When I was a teenager, my parents became more financially secure and we finally started going to restaurants.
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She and her daughter were financially secure, having received a large insurance settlement, and they lived comfortably together.
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My student loans were paid off and for the first time in my life, I was financially secure.
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It wasn't until around 2000 where we were financially secure enough to start giving some away to charity.
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It's just a stressful world, man, with more of us socially detached and less financially secure than ever.
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For older adults, moving in with their children, financially secure baby boomers, has become more common as well.
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Resolving to become more financially secure, in 1998 they decided to start a business crafting and selling ukuleles.
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"Millennials are waiting until they are financially secure to have kids, far more than their parents did," he said.
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We're financially secure because we made sure our goals and values aligned before entering the dominion of marital bliss.
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If we can make just one woman feel more comfortable and financially secure, we will have done our work.
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And the sooner you start practicing that skill, the faster you'll get to a place where you're financially secure.
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Stewart has a fiancée and a secret motive; Maggie has a deep desire to be wooed and financially secure.
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When women can make their own decisions about their own bodies and reproductive lives, they are more financially secure.
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People in Germany are the most financially secure of any country in Europe, according to a wide-ranging poll.
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The two explained how, by going to college, the triplets could help make the whole family more financially secure.
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In the long run, employers would benefit because a nation of financially secure retirees would pre-empt higher corporate taxes.
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You can get a good start on becoming financially secure by making just a few smart financial decisions right now.
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Less financially secure artists and galleries found themselves pushed farther out from Manhattan, to Brooklyn and, in many cases, beyond.
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Mr. Carr, who is now 51, said his goal was to resume coverage as soon as he was financially secure.
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LGBTQ millennials have more student debt, lower average income than peers and, overall, feel less financially secure, according to recent surveys.
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Her parents were adoring, supportive, financially secure — a blueprint of the future she hopes to provide for her own future kiddos.
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Now, as a member of CNBC's Financial Wellness Advisory Council, Tiexiera plans to help others learn how to become financially secure.
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But Congress has allowed some of the more financially secure coal producers to "self-bond," promising to pay for cleanups themselves.
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Obamacare brought new insurance coverage to some 20 million Americans, and that coverage has seemed to make them more financially secure.
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Now she's added a new condition: that we be financially secure before marrying (even though I come from a wealthy family).
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Of course, part of being financially secure is having retirement savings, but it encompasses more than preparing for your golden years.
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Here are a few ways to achieve a more financially secure retirement: — By Cathy Curtis, founder and owner of Curtis Financial Planning
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As a financially secure person myself, I recognize my obligation to pay the taxes that I can pay back to the country.
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Just a couple of years ago there was broad consensus about the need to take action to make Social Security financially secure.
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Our digital identities are extensions of ourselves, and we have a right to know if we are physically and financially secure. Rep.
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Life insurance is a common financial protection to keep your family or other dependents financially secure in the event of your passing.
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"This is a good one for a young person who is trying to figure out how to be financially secure," Hanson said.
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There are things the government can do, including strengthening economic supports, making sure families are more financially secure and have stable housing.
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All of these are important, because our financial future is at stake and we all want to be financially secure and healthy.
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As a result, more Americans can remain in the workforce, helping those families remain financially secure while also strengthen our nation's economy.
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The goal is to aid the expansion of nonprofits that help people become more financially secure and better able to weather financial hardships.
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To remain financially secure and build a valuable talent pool while enacting positive change, law firms would be wise to introduce similar initiatives.
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Jamaica's run-up to the World Cup, by contrast, has been much less visible, and its program's mere existence far less financially secure.
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Her willingness to study eventually led to what she called better than average financial gains, and she is now financially secure through investing.
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The people who refused during Katrina were less financially secure than those who left, the study mentions, so they couldn't leave as easily.
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This is an opportunity to give thousands of children a healthier, more productive future while making our communities safer and more financially secure.
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If he fights Conor McGregor, he'll come out that match uninjured that's for sure, because he beats him easy and he'll be financially secure.
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Even with most Americans feeling more financially secure than they did five years ago, many are struggling to set aside any type of savings.
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Trump has won his biggest primary margins among less financially secure, less educated voters, turning the traditional winning coalition in Republican primaries upside down.
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J. B. and Baffert thought about keeping the horse themselves, but neither of them felt financially secure enough to take that kind of risk.
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Owens' insights boil down to a few key points, and they're valuable for anyone looking to become more financially secure, not just pro athletes.
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After nearly 7 years, and traveling to 10 countries and 30 states together, Mr. Griswold finally felt settled, financially secure, and ready to propose.
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Though we intend to get married eventually, we don't feel comfortable announcing an official engagement or setting a timeline until we're more financially secure.
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The drop is so significant that the agency has added four years to its estimate of how long the program will be financially secure.
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In reality, a wide range of investors from China explore growth opportunities in the United States — the world's largest and most financially secure market.
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But a year ago, when she and her husband felt financially secure, they decided to see what would happen if she stopped taking contraception.
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But outside of a few hundred dollars in savings, I didn't have a clue how to make myself financially secure, or how important it was.
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Now, I feel a lot more financially secure and feel confident that if anything were to happen, I wouldn't have to rely on my parents.
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A majority of Americans say they know they will need to be more financially secure someday but don't know how to get there, Ally finds.
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I knew that my ultimate goal was to feel financially secure no matter what, but I had no idea how to start making that happen.
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"This is such a great opportunity to bolster the city's economy and help more New Yorkers become financially secure later in life," Mr. Bowles said.
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The behind-the-scenes tumult was remarkable in an orchestra that many consider to be the most artistically daring and financially secure in the nation.
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Her health insurance plan covered the entire cost of her surgery, but her savings account allowed her to feel financially secure during a trying time.
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On the flip side, if they do turn out to be financially secure, their children no longer are among the poor the sport is designed for.
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Not only can putting more money into tax-advantaged retirement accounts reduce your tax bill right now, it will help your future become more financially secure.
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Going forward, Dunn wants to continue to get better with money, and feel more financially secure, but she doesn't put that ahead of her career goals.
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The senator, as someone who grew up in poverty, said he wanted to make sure his mother was financially secure before he started his own family.
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Regardless of whether or not you're a high earner, a financial planner may be just what you need to enjoy a financially secure lifestyle and future.
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The issues affecting students in their daily lives included the cost of living (71%), finding a financially secure job (67%), and having a fulfilling career (63%).
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Through our work, we've seen firsthand how it is critical for survivors to be financially secure to obtain professional, economic, and physical independence from their abusers.
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Most of the women were not famous — with the exception of Ms. Sciorra — or financially secure, and they had few or no ties to their families.
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Gender roles — particularly when it comes to marriage, childbearing, caregiving and other family responsibilities — can limit women's independence, and ultimately their ability to become financially secure.
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She and her husband are financially secure, but paying for full-tuition for an out-of-state school or a private school is out-of-bounds.
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The study also found that 41% of Millennials aged 24 to 35 don't think they'll be financially secure enough to retire until they're over 65 years old.
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Although I was financially secure at the time, I was untethered to a job and had been since the year before, when Love, Lust or Run ended.
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They form families later partly because they want to and partly because it is taking them longer to become established in their careers and feel financially secure.
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In these ways, Better Things is the most realistic show we have about the life of a financially secure, confident, talented woman who is a single parent.
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The chairman and chief of The Times, Paul C. Tash, said he intended to create one financially secure, locally owned daily newspaper in the Tampa Bay region.
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Even for survivors who are more financially secure, like Agnes Bartha, 94, who lives in an airy eighth-floor apartment with a balcony, caregivers are like family.
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It's clear that private student loan lenders are looking for borrowers with a financially secure and creditworthy cosigner — whether that be a parent, guardian, or someone else.
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But Ms. Wang was also successful in technology sales — she was a natural marketer, go figure — and became financially secure for the first time in her life.
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"This could involve making sure that workers are provided paid sick days and paid time off — so that they are financially secure as they take time off."
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"People who are financially secure spend money on experiences, not necessarily on products … particularly experiences that enhance your social well-being and physical well-being," he said.
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Nipsey Hussle's family is politely shutting down any fundraising efforts to support his kids -- even from celebs -- because turns out their father made sure they'd be financially secure.
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While confidence in a financially secure retirement has increased in recent years, as of 2015, only 22 percent were highly confident they will have enough money to last.
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Sixty-six percent of the survey respondents who have a financial adviser said they feel financially secure, compared to 30% of those who don't pay for professional help.
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Her parents wanted her to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a nurse — something stable and financially secure — but she knew she wanted a career in the arts.
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Here are some examples of short-term and long-term goals that are important for anyone who wants to become more financially secure now and in the future.
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We should not be building a safety net, but rather an abundance of opportunity that provides Americans with a pathway to a more financially secure and prosperous future.
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For me, my vote is connected to the policies that I know — like equal pay and paid family leave — that are actually going to make me more financially secure.
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Mandelbrot still thinks guaranteed delivery maintains the spirit of crowdfunding, even if it requires companies to be financially secure enough to make their products without funding in their pocket.
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Again, policymakers should focus on options that will encourage individuals across the income spectrum to work, save and invest so that they can build their own financially secure retirement.
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The only real hope to spark change in reporting transparency and restore fiscal responsibility to our government lies in voters demonstrating a preference for a more financially secure country.
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Those who are financially secure "usually don't spend money that they haven't earned, to buy things that they don't need, to impress people that they don't like," he said.
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Practically, the money I&aposd get if my wife died means I&aposd be financially secure and supported outside of freelance income, which ebbs and flows with the seasons.
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In Bank of America's 2016 Workplace Benefits Report, 75 percent of employees gave indications they aren't financially secure via measures like whether they can always pay their rent or mortgage.
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An enterprise value of roughly 8 times this year's expected EBITDA was close to the forward EBITDA multiple at which Woodside Petroleum, a larger and more financially secure peer, trades.
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A daughter of a factory worker and a Philadelphia police officer, Ms. Solomon is a private woman, and not as financially secure as some of the people she now serves.
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"If I was to generalize, one thing I see often is [that] they're looking for someone like themselves — professional, has a good career, financially secure, likes to travel ... " she said.
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"Our government is unwavering in its focus on ensuring a financially secure retirement for every worker in our province through the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan," province Premier Kathleen Wynne said.
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On the podcast, Bennett continues by saying that as an undrafted free agent, those same budgeting practices stayed with him in the league so that he could remain financially secure.
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A study by MBO partners found that more than half of full-time independent workers say that they feel more financially secure in their current roles than in traditional jobs.
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"It would be a mistake to assume that most low-wage workers are young people just getting started, or students, or secondary earners, or otherwise financially secure," the researchers write.
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Even with most Americans feeling more financially secure than they did five years ago, many are still concerned about their cash flow and struggle to set aside any type of savings.
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Months away from its 150th anniversary, and with its endowment in precarious straits, SFAI had spent past months attempting to merge or collaborate with a more financially secure Bay Area institution.
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Gurner is far from the first person to get roundly criticized for suggesting that millennials who don't own property, or who aren't financially secure, have their own spending habits to blame.
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Following her advice has kept me financially secure and meant that I could walk away from a job that was making me miserable — and still have money to travel the world.
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My father was a successful small business owner — a meatpacker — and though my parents were street smart and financially secure, to me, their know-it-all, bookish daughter, they seemed unrefined.
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Still, both experience lasting harm when the basic human right to mental health care is denied -- dispelling the myth that people who are financially secure are somehow immune to experiencing mental illnesses.
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"When I accepted the role of CEO at The FA, I was tasked with improving the effectiveness of the organisation and making it financially secure," said Glenn in a statement on Thursday.
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Would Gottlieb accept the financial plan, which would "in essence make me financially secure (and beyond secure) for the rest of my life, and the same for Maria if I predeceased her"?
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Assuming you have about $2,000 or so on hand to invest — and you are financially secure enough to risk losing it all — you've got lots of options for investing in a startup.
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Forthcoming analysis from the center found that a career shift in your 50s could help you stay in the workforce longer, ultimately improving your prospects for a financially secure retirement, he said.
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As the founder and C.E.O. of Google Ventures, Maris led successful investments in companies such as Nest and Uber; he was amiable, admired, and financially secure—not an obvious modern-day alchemist.
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"By failing to pay interns, we ensure that these experiences are only really accessible to those who already financially secure," said Jill Medvedow, ICA Boston's director and co-author of the resolution.
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They told me they were having the times of their lives by living financially secure, traveling the world, and living in transparent, bullshit-free relationships where everyone's expectations were clearly understood and respected.
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I sleep well at night knowing that I'm setting up a financially secure future for myself, but I wish I didn't have to sacrifice the best years of my life for a paycheck.
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When it was enacted, Social Security was designed to make older Americans financially secure; today it replaces, on average, about 40% of a typical American's income, though financial advisors typically recommend having 70%.
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We found that only 39 percent of small-business workers say their employer provides the benefits they need to feel financially secure —remarkably less than the two-thirds of workers in large businesses.
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Especially when the rest of America's 320 million citizens, most of whom are not so financially secure or treated with such deference, will continue to be horribly embarrassed by Trump's words and actions.
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By taxing the benefits that employers generously offer their employees to help keep them healthy and financially secure, this tax needlessly cuts into ever-tightening family budgets while making health care less accessible.
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And everything else — including the Republicans' efforts to repeal ObamaCare and the ongoing investigations into Russia's meddling in the presidential election — will be overshadowed by the degree to which voters feel financially secure.
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For decades, the American dream has embodied the idea that with hard work, Americans could buy a home, educate their children, have access to quality health care, and enjoy a financially secure retirement.
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My husband and I both grew up in genuine poverty, and it's extremely comforting for both of us to have clearly defined financial goals, although I don't think I will ever feel financially secure.
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This means that the equation can be tackled on both sides of the spectrum, and that almost anyone can take steps to be more financially secure if they make smarter choices with their expenses.
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Yet the numbers that collectively sketch a picture of a vibrant economy don&apost reflect reality for a range of Americans who still feel far from financially secure even nine years into an economic expansion.
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"Our focus is set on creating a sustained and financially secure perspective for this Austrian company with its rich tradition and its dedicated staff," Stephan Fanderl, managing director at Signa Retail said in a statement.
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Thinking about money may stress you out, but it's important to make smart decisions that can help you become financially secure and protect you against any correction in the stock market or an economic recession.
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Alexa du Pont Bell arrived in New York City in 27 in a seemingly financially secure position for a 230-year-old: She had a degree from Harvard and a position as an investment banker.
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But on that July day, Mr. Paulson told the assembled group that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance companies that owned or guaranteed roughly $5 trillion in home morgage debt, were financially secure.
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After a year in Africa, Hao put a down payment on an apartment in Xi'an, a city in central China, and persuaded his girlfriend's parents that he was financially secure enough to marry their daughter.
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Sears' restructuring committee is meeting Wednesday at the offices of Sears' legal advisor, Weil, Gotshal & Manges, to discuss whether they will deem Lampert's offer to buy 425 stores "qualified," or financially secure, another person told CNBC.
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If you're happy with your current job and are making enough money to feel financially secure and not harboring dreams of entrepreneurship, spending time on a side hustle may simply add unnecessary stress to your life.
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We're told the family is grateful for the outpouring of support, but as one source put it -- Nip just wouldn't want it that way, and since he left his family financially secure ... it's just not necessary.
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Take Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, who left a financially secure and powerful position as the vice president of an investment firm, in order to set up shop in the fledgling world of e-commerce.
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To ensure you and your family members will be financially secure in the event of an unforeseen death, emergency, or health event, ask your employer about the health and life insurance options available to cover dependents.
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For Trump voters, and the wider universe of people who generally support Trump, the tug-of-war between acting in the interest of public health and keeping Americans financially secure is only likely to grow stronger.
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Here's a little secret about the coronavirus crisis: If you and your loved ones are healthy and financially secure—for now—then some not-so-small part of you might just be enjoying this whole thing.
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While The Herbs are confident that they will never have to move into a retirement home, many gay seniors are less financially secure, with high poverty rates among a community that has faced decades of discrimination.
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In fact, a poll issued by the Retirement Security Coalition shows three in four voters are concerned about being financially secure in their retirement years, and the same number agree we can no longer ignore the crisis.
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Optimists will point to the ongoing failure of the populist right to rally a coalition of voters that can carry them over the 50 percent line, and their toxicity among women, financially secure voters, and ethnic minorities.
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One thing is clear: As researchers from the Washington-based advocacy group Young Invincibles have noted, young people are increasingly less financially secure than their parents were at their age, with fewer prospects for bridging the gap.
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University of Maryland sociology professor Philip Cohen released analysis that indicated that economic pressures were forcing the generation to hold off on marriage until they were financially secure, which in turn was leading to lower rates of divorce.
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Put it away and be modest," she told CNBC Make It. "Eventually, when you get to a financially secure point, you can spend more, but the best thing you can do now is just keep the money safe.
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You're not very materialistic, so it's unlike you to get sensitive about your bank account, but full moons are times for release—you'll be letting go of some deep-seated, complicated feelings around feeling financially secure and stable.
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Catherine Collinson serves as President of the Transamerica Institute and Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies, and is a retirement and market trends expert and champion for Americans who are at risk of not achieving a financially secure retirement.
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It's a tricky line to walk and a nearly impossible one on the campaign trail, because, according to recent polls, voters mostly feel that the economy still has a way to go until they will personally feel financially secure.
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But in a speech on July 11, she mentioned subjects not usually championed by the right: police racism, high energy bills, the gender pay gap, the way financially secure older homeowners have prospered at the expense of the young.
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My own prime is a distant memory, but my later years find me happier, more financially secure and unexpectedly exhilarated by a sense of freedom I've never experienced before, so I have zero desire to turn back the clock.
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"If you're not boxed in to one choice and you've got portability based on the value you're receiving, then I think you're going to make much better decisions and have a much better retirement and be more financially secure," Carson said.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a new report on Social Security and reverse mortgages that is filled with inaccuracies and misleading information, completely missing the mark in helping Americans better understand how to achieve a financially secure retirement.
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Mark Zuckerberg When the billionaire tech executive delivered the commencement address at Harvard, from which he dropped out to launch Facebook, he said growing up financially secure (his father was a dentist) afforded him the freedom to pursue his own interests.
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During our conversation, Ric emotionally explains why the most important thing to him is making sure the people he loves -- especially his wife, Wendy Barlow -- are financially secure after he dies ... and that's why he's willing to fight for The Man.
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In addition to lower borrowing costs, those homeowners who did not heed the advice given above may find themselves over-leveraged and be forced to sell their home at below market prices, again providing a great buying opportunity for the financially secure.
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It meant that Americans benefiting from the lower premiums caused by the individual mandate could keep benefiting, and that people in the future who might need the mandate to be nudged onto insurance will be able to lead healthier, more financially secure lives.
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"We are doing everything we can to keep this country and our people healthy and financially secure," said Mr. Sunak, a 39-year-old former investment banker who became chancellor only a month ago, after Mr. Johnson forced out his predecessor, Sajid Javid.
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She and her three older sisters know they must get married to be financially secure, but, though Emma catches the eye of the wealthy and arrogant Lord Osborne, as well as the pious but boring Mr. Howard, neither seem terribly attractive options.
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An especially surprising finding, she said, is that the prevalence of "purpose beyond the self" not only cut across all demographic lines, but was also just as high among respondents with health and financial problems as among those who were healthy and financially secure.
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Children who have good self-control early in life are more likely to grow into healthy, financially secure, and trouble-free adults than those with poor self-discipline, according to a 32-year study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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In the end, buying a house actually made it easier for us to stay on top of our debt payments because we could be strategic about getting a mortgage we could afford, increase our student-loan payments, and know that we were more financially secure.
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Some parents are waiting until they feel financially secure and professionally established to have children — which is entirely logical: According to the US Department of Agriculture's Expenditures on Children by Families, in 2015 parents were expected to spend $2007,610 to raise a child, from birth to adulthood.
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Having interviewed over 18,200 people across 17 countries either online or face-to-face, the leading lender discovered that workers now expect to save for an average of three decades to feel financially secure for retirement — seven years more than the previous generation, on average worldwide.
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While some financially secure borrowers with top-notch credit may benefit, private loans are riskier because they don't carry important consumer protections that federal loans do, such as the ability to tie payments to your income or have payments postponed if you run into financial trouble.
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And it was Brown who, when a theater producer wanted to translate Gorey's modest Cape Cod production of "Dracula" to Broadway, strong-armed Ted into agreeing, exacting a huge advance plus "points" (that is, a percentage of the profits) and thereby making him financially secure for life.
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As a consequence, the average American household approaching retirement in 2013 had just $111,000 in 401(k)'s and I.R.A.s, a fraction of the six to 153 times annual earnings needed to be financially secure, according to calculations by Alicia Munnell, an economist and retirement expert at Boston College.
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With weekly plans starting at $35, or a little under $6 a jar (with average costs decreasing the more you buy), Yumi's target customer base is informed, financially-secure parents who are looking for the best, most convenient option—and who are not turned off by the higher cost.
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Additionally, the Freedom for Families Act would expand HSA contribution limits from $3,500 to $9,000 for individuals and from $7,000 to $85033,000 for married couples, giving families a chance to accrue more funds and therefore be more financially secure in the event of a family or medical event.
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Ford, once the most financially secure of the 'Big Three' Detroit automakers, and the only one not to take U.S. government money in the U.S. auto industry bailout a decade ago, reported record profit in 22016, but now finds itself under pressure on all sides as overall U.S. auto sales fall.
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In fact, as Elvar Orri Hreinsson, a research analyst at the Bank of Iceland, tells me, Iceland is more financially secure now than it used to be, even with the slowdown: The economy is more diversified, the central bank holds a large currency reserve, and foreign investors are more interested than ever.
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I realized pretty quickly that going directly into public interest requires a lot of privilege I don't yet have, so I'm planning to work at a firm for a few years until my loans are paid off and I'm more financially secure before making the transition back to the work I love.
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There were three key findings we wanted to delve into: Millennials and Gen Z don't feel that their education is preparing them for the future and are worried they won't be able to get jobs and be financially secure, but they still believe in action and the power to make change happen.
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One wonders whether Ken Cuccinelli's Irish and Italian ancestors were all lucky enough to be financially secure and self-sufficient before they crossed the Atlantic -- or if part of the American dream was arriving impoverished and making your way to something better in a country that was willing to help along the way.
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A Bloomberg presidency would be a return to American politics in which the upper crust of the white and financially secure could turn off their TVs and not have to worry about a commander in chief stumbling through sentences or constantly updating the world via social media about the latest Fox & Friends segment.
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One of the valid criticisms I've heard leveled against the program is that it doesn't take into enough account the issue of class: An attempt to fight underrepresentation should also consider people who aren't financially secure enough to work in the arts, a field that pays notoriously low salaries (if it pays them at all).
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He tries to make the pressures of deprivation relatable to the financially secure, bridging the gap between upper- and working-class realities: the chronic stress that spills into bingeing on booze and junk food; and the insidious belief that you are not smart enough or will never amount to anything, feelings that can manifest as aggressiveness.
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I can already hear the objections: If my children are grown and happy; if my grandchildren light up when they see me; if I'm healthy and financially secure; if I'm reasonably satisfied with what I've accomplished; if I feel more comfortable now that I no longer have to prove myself—why, then, the loss of youth is a fair trade-off.
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"I realized that most likely I was financially secure, but that financial security then enabled me to go on to do airlines and lots of other businesses and make a difference to people's lives in other areas," Branson tells CNBC Make It. Branson launched a film company, an airline company, a soda company, a cosmetic company and a space company, to name a few.
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And indeed, simmering under all that Cabernet Sauvignon is a lot of pent-up anger, resentment, and fear — at Abby, who's so concerned about planning everybody else's fun that she's not having any; at Rebecca, who's been in a bad marriage for years and can't see it; at Naomi, who's drinking to stave off having to deal with a potential medical issue; at Jenny, who's constantly negative; and at Catherine, the most financially secure of them all, and the most insecure.
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