Sixty percent of parents in a recent survey said they have allowed their under-18 children to use their credit card to make online purchases, with nearly 50% regretting it. Nearly half (46%) of parents say their child used their credit card at least once without permission, up from 29% in 2018.
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Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income programs are the largest of several federal programs that provide assistance to people with disabilities; though 26% of adults in the U.S. have some form of disability, very little is known about these programs.
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A number of traditional etiquette rules seem to have faded away, like standing up when a woman enters the room or addressing a superior with a prefix (e.g., Mr./Ms.). For job seekers, many wonder if it’s still necessary to send a thank you note following an interview.
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The journey to professional success, however you define it, is never a straight line, so don’t become discouraged by periods of stagnation or even a setback or two. The key is to never stop trying.
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Few sectors are more impacted by rising interest rates than real estate, affecting everything from home affordability to commercial property valuations. Higher interest rates have been a substantial drag on the sector’s recent performance, and the potential of recession in the second half of 2023 looms as an additional risk facing REIT investors.
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