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To all of you who are new to the workforce… Congratulations!!! You have secured your first job.

But are you confused about how to best use your current salary? (1/n)

#salary #cashflow #payday #money
Most people complicate things. It is only natural when there are so many investment products to choose from. That need not be the case.

Here are some simple tips for someone just starting! (2/n)

#equity #fixedincome #gold #realestate
#1 Start Building an Emergency Fund

This should be your first priority. In case of emergencies, you shouldn't be left empty-handed.

Having 3-6 months of expenses set aside will be optimal. (3/n)

#emergencyfund #savings
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At the faculty/staff/alumni #BlackburnTakeover support rally a few weeks ago, when the situation of @HowardU not paying faculty and grad students in a timely manner was acknowledged, there was some bleak laughter and head-nodding. Because this is not new.
This is a known part of the run-around. It's been going on for years. Here's how it looks on the ground...
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This is your daily pension announcement! AIMCO is looking for a new Board Member! I am hoping they get someone who can ask the question: "Which one of our current investment strategies is NOT covered by our risk system?"
#ABLeg #funnynotfunny

alberta.ca/public-agency-…
But seriously, the person has probably already been chosen. Probably an associate of Mark Wiseman and Bob Kelly as they seek to consolidate some power on the Board. #ABLeg
Please note that AIMCO can (and I believe does) hold Board meetings in Toronto. Since most of the directors live there.

Remember that next time Athana and Travis talks about bringing assets "home" to Alberta. #ABLeg
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ICYMI: The @CFPB—led by a Trump appointee—announced plans to scrap a core, common-sense protection for #payday loans: lenders must assess a borrower’s ability to repay before making the loan.

The CFPB should stand w/ consumers and protect borrowers from predatory payday lenders.
@CFPB Approximately 58% of payday borrowers have trouble meeting their monthly expenses.

Borrowers often reborrow to help repay the original loan and this traps them in endless cycles of debt.
@CFPB If you'd like to learn more about how to build or improve your credit, browse our free consumer credit resource: oag.dc.gov/ConsumerProtec…
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