#Income

Gena Ruocco Thomas

genaLRthomas

In light of recent comments that do not dignify workers making less than minimum wage, I want to share my personal experience (I speak for myself alone) of life on

Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty

JoAnnPDX

There has been some confusion about how the City's budget process works so I'm making this thread in the hopes of adding clarity and transparency: 1) No new amendments can

Michael F. Cannon

mfcannon

The @HouseDemocrats' #ObamaCare proposal would offer its largest subsidies to high earners, offer more subsidies to men than women, cover few previously uninsured (at a very high cost), and push

RR Seattle

RRalstonAgile

Once upon a time, I thought that it was perfectly appropriate for restaurant workers to earn less than minimum wage. Tipping, in my view, was a means for customers to

The Education Trust in Tennessee

EdTrustTN

You can’t fix what you can’t see. It wasn’t that long ago that our systemic failures to serve students from low-income backgrounds, students of color, English learners, and students with

David Evans

DaveEvansPhD

Teachers who know what to teach & how to teach it are an obvious condition for learning. In our review “Education in Africa: What Are We Learning?” (https://academic.oup.com/jae/article/30/1/13/5999001), @AcostaAminaM &

Nithya Raman

nithyavraman

I know that we’re all looking for hope as we enter this new year. So it pains me to reach out to you today with a dire message: LA is

Having a PurposeWhat does this mean to you?You’ll come across the phrase a lot in these circles but it might not be entirely clear to you what this means.So let

Nick Schumaker

NickSchumaker

I've seen a few threads with advice for those coming off campaigns. Sharing some of it here:1. @creynoldsnc is right. With the exception of one job, I've never been doing

Rob Steinernomics 🍆

Steinernomics

I'm not going to say this statement is a fact, but I will say it with 80% confidence:New Federal spending programs should be entirely deficit-financed up until a point.What is

Russo | Always Flipping 💰

MindOfRusso

50 things I learned in 2020: 1. You control your own outcome. 2. No excuses, work harder. 3. Money is everywhere. 4. Networking is crucial. 5. Show up every day.

Seth T. Hoffmeister

SethHoffmeister

I took out $30,563.07 in student loans to attend @UWStevensPoint. Since graduating in 2014 I’ve made $21,131.09 in payments. I still have $29,000 in debt remaining. Over $21,000 in payments

jeevan patwa

jeevanpatwa

#MSTC – With and without #ScrappagepolicyScenario 1 – No Scrappage PolicyAs promised by management, MSTC will be able to clean up the balance sheet by Sep’21. Trading business is already

Nate Fischer

NateAFischer

Local investing leverages latent information and judgment.So many financial "innovations" try to aggregate distributed savings—yet most investors have no edge picking such investments.Their real edge is in making bets on

Positive Call

Positive_Call

MONEY BEHAVIOR: Change your money habits~ Thread ~ 1. Financial success isn't hard science. It's a soft skill.You don't need college to make millions.How you behave is more important than

Patrick Fitzgerald

patfitzgerald01

Saffron Finance ($SFI) is a tranched fixed yield product that is positioned to enable DeFi to cross the chasm from the early adopter phase to the mainstream adoption phase. A

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