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Introducing CHOP's New Robotic Staff Member
Earlier this month, patients at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) welcomed the newest member of the hospital staff: not a new doctor or nurse, but rather a two foot tall robot!
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Estate Plans: Why They're Important & How to Create Yours
When it comes to your money, it’s exciting to plan for special goals, like buying a home or saving for your dream vacation. Less exciting? Deciding what happens to your stuff after your death.
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Why You Need an Emergency Fund (and How to Set It Up)
When things are going well, it’s easy to forget that emergencies and hard times can happen. And it’s even easier to put off preparing for them. That may be one reason that so few people have money saved for emergencies. Just 40% of Americans have enough set aside to cover a $1,000 emergency expense.
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4 Ways to Protect Your New Car
Whether you buy the latest model or something with a lot of miles, your new vehicle is a big investment. And the purchase price is just the beginning. You’ll also need to be prepared for many future expenses, from filling up at the pump to monthly auto loan payments. Even if you paid in cash, your vehicle will still require regular upkeep, repairs, insurance payments, and other expenses. Owning a vehicle can cost thousands of dollars per year, so it’s important to take steps to protect yourself from unexpected expenses. Having the right insurance and other forms of coverage can help you avoid the stress and financial burdens that result from an accident, breakdown, or theft. If you have a new car or are shopping for one now, here are four valuable coverage options that can help you worry less and enjoy your vehicle more.
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Protect What Matters with the Right Life Insurance
It’s never an easy thing to think about, but it’s something you need to consider: If you were to die, who would provide for your loved ones? Unless you’ve built a large nest egg that your kids or other family members can inherit, having a life insurance policy may be key to keeping your loved ones financially protected if you pass away. You may put off this important financial step because it seems like a hassle. But the truth is, finding and getting the right policy is probably easier than you think, and there are options for every budget.
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7 Ways to Save Money on Your Commute
Home is where the heart is, but it is not always near where the job is. The average American’s commute takes 26.9 minutes, with more than 14 million Americans spending an hour or more traveling to work. A longer commute often means more money spent on gas and on car repairs. Here are 7 ways to stop a long commute from cutting into your budget:
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Student Loans and You
It’s common knowledge that for many, student loan payments have become a growing concern. The rising cost of a college education, coupled with a tighter job market has led to national student load debt over $1.8 trillion. In Pennsylvania alone, borrowers owe an average of $36,120 each.
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How to Launch Your Dream Business
Owning your own business is one of the most rewarding career paths you can follow. More and more young people are seeing the benefits of self-employment, and over 62% of Millennials have considered starting their own business, with 72% feeling that startups and entrepreneurs are a necessary economic force for creating jobs and driving innovation. Starting a business takes hard work, dedication and maybe even a few sleepless nights, but the satisfaction of running your own profitable company is incredibly powerful.
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5 Ways Americans Spend Their Money (And How You Can Spend Less)
Do you ever wonder how your spending habits compare with those of other Americans? Wonder no more. Here are a few of the everyday purchases that account for a large portion of what we spend our money on – along with some tips on how to save money in these key areas and set aside more for the future.
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Should You Choose a Secured or Unsecured Loan?
Life takes money. And sometimes, it takes a lot of money at once. Whether you are planning a wedding, updating your kitchen, or fixing your car, having affordable access to cash is often essential. After all, you don’t want to wipe out your savings. When it’s time to look for a loan or line of credit, one of the first questions to ask is: secured or unsecured?
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