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According to The Hub Flint: Part trendsetter, social media expert and influencer, teens bring innate abilities and energy. It’s ingrained in their DNA. And now, thanks to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeasern Michigan (BGCSM) and its partners, talented teens will have the opporunity to marry their natural abilities with business opportuntieis in an...
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According to Nav: Rising interest rates and high levels of corporate debt have lots of investors concerned. Should small businesses be worried? The majority of small businesses (in most industries) are able to pay their bills on time. According to Experian/Moody’s Analytics Main Street Report, overall delinquencies for businesses with fewer than 100 employees were...
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According to The Hub Flint: The impact of COVID-19 has left many business owners across America in a state of uncertainty as they try to figure out how to adjust to our economy’s new normal. For Oaklin J. Mixon, founder of GoodBoy Clothing, he’s choosing to move forward and break new ground with a second...
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According to Beyond Finance: A brand new year is a chance to hit the reset button on your finances. If you are hoping to achieve new goals in 2022 these budgeting techniques can help. Before you Begin – Answer These Questions Before you try our new tips and techniques to transform your budgeting, it’s a...
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According to The Hub Flint: Flint Sprint involves a wide variety of projects that serve a diverse group of community organizations and their constituents. “Flint Sprint will have a great impact on the well-being of our community from improved customer service delivery to better access to health and wellness, more resources for small businesses and...
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According to The Washington Post: Every year, you make a promise to yourself to get out of debt or finally build a decent emergency fund. Or maybe you’ve resolved to spend less or save more for retirement. You set a goal. Then life gets in the way and your financial resolution is derailed. You feel...
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According to 11 Alive: Whether it’s travel, gifts or final medical bills, you may be feeling a financial pinch post holiday. But Dr. Cathy McCrary, a certified public accountant and assistant professor at Georgia Gwinnett College, said there are ways to get on track for the new year. “We want to be healthy physically, we...
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According to MLive: Dear Sam: I might be the next member of “The Great Resignation,” but before I make a move, I wondered if you could provide any advice on steps I should take to find the best position. I don’t want to jump from the frying pan into the fire, as the old saying...
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According to The Flint Courier: Communities First, Inc. (CFI) is getting ready to transform a former flower shop and blighted lot into a dynamic, engaging community destination in Flint’s Grand Traverse Neighborhood. Focusing on food, music and fun, Foodie Commons @ the Flower Shop will offer a food truck park, event space complete with an...
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According to CNBC: The start of a new year can be a great time to revisit your budget. Your first steps should be figuring out how much money you actually have and finding out where it’s all going, according to financial advisor Winnie Sun. She recommends making a list of all of your financial assets,...
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