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February 19, 2024
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The article addresses the challenge many long-term employees face: skills becoming outdated in rapidly evolving industries. With AI poised to replace millions of jobs, it’s crucial for experienced workers to adapt. The piece offers five strategies for career change: networking to understand current industry trends, updating resumes to highlight relevant skills and include current “buzzwords,” finding a mentor for guidance, gaining experience through volunteering, and proactively applying for jobs to gauge market demand and potentially discover new career paths. The key takeaway is that
February 19, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
Due to a $725 million class-action lawsuit settlement, anyone who had a Facebook account between May 24, 2007, and Dec. 22, 2022, in the U.S. is eligible for a payout. The lawsuit alleged Facebook violated user privacy by allowing third parties access to personal data and misleading users about privacy practices. While the exact amount varies based on factors like claim volume and account duration, it’s estimated that most
February 19, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article explores the possibility of turning a hobby of photographing pets into a profitable business. It highlights the growing demand for pet portraits, fueled by the emotional connection people have with animals. To get started, aspiring pet photographers need a DSLR camera, a prime lens, a reflector, and backup equipment. Key skills involve understanding animal behavior, working with assistants, and building rapport with both pets and their owners. While expenses like equipment, insurance, and marketing can be significant, successful pet photographers can earn substantial income
February 18, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
A 71-year-old woman is hesitant to disclose her debt to her 72-year-old boyfriend, with whom she is committed but not planning to marry. The advice columnist suggests she isn’t obligated to share this information unless they were considering marriage or cohabitation. However, she encourages consideration of whether withholding the information impacts her spending habits or causes undue stress. Ultimately, the columnist advises that his reaction to the disclosure will reveal a lot about him, and suggests talking to
February 17, 2024
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The Admiral Staff
The article challenges the notion that not achieving certain milestones—like a lavish wedding, a brand new car, homeownership, or being debt-free—constitutes failure. Instead, it reframes these situations as potential opportunities for growth and suggests practical, accessible strategies to navigate them. The piece highlights resources like InboxDollars for earning extra income, Credit Sesame for improving credit scores, Stash for real estate investing, and AmOne for debt consolidation, demonstrating that financial well-being and achieving goals are often
