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HSF Kramer Earns $2.4B in Debut Year After Merger

HSF Kramer reported $2.407 billion in revenue during the first full financial year following the merger of Herbert Smith Freehills and Kramer Levin, marking a strong debut for the newly merged global law firm. The results demonstrate early integration success and reinforce the growing momentum behind transatlantic law firm mergers. The financial performance also highlights […]

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Treating the whole Veteran: Leading the way in obesity treatment

Bay Pines VA physician Dr. Bharti Shetye was named Clinician of the Year Dr. Bharti K. Shetye remembers the moment the news reached her. It was unexpected and briefly took her breath away: out of almost 6,000 members of the Association for Obesity Medicine, she was named the 2026 recipient of the Dr. Clinician of […]

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Employers Misjudge Workers Financial Well-Being

Key insight: Learn why employers and employees disagree about employee financial security. What’s at stake: Employers are competing for talent while misjudging the financial stress on their employees. Support data: 39% of employees who associate professional loyalty with a factor.Source: AI generated bullets with editorial review There is a 16-point difference in perception between employers […]

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20 Lessons Learned From 500 FAS Podcast Episodes: What I Learned Building An RIA From Scratch In My 20s

Building a consulting firm from scratch is difficult under the best of circumstances. While CFP educational programs teach financial planning knowledge, they don’t teach it in practice—and there is surprisingly little established training or curriculum. From figuring out how to find or attract prospects in the first place, to establishing your planning process, investment approach, […]

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Weekly Mortgage Rates Tick Up, But Seasoned Shoppers Shrug

Mortgage rates rose slightly this week. But whether that’s good news or bad news depends on one thing: when you started buying a home. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose four basis points to 6.51% APR in the week ended July 23, according to rates provided to NerdWallet by Zillow. (A basis […]

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FinCEN warns of fraud schemes tied to student aid

The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network released another alert Friday about fraudulent schemes targeting federal government aid programs, calling on financial institutions to monitor and report any suspicious activity. Administrative Matters FinCEN has noted that some fraud rings use theft and fraud, along with other techniques, to gain access to educational institutions and illegally […]

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Banks Will Pay You $200-500 Just to Open a New Account

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Does Burial or Cremation Make More Financial Sense?

Thinking about money is the last thing you want to do after the death of a loved one, but you need to decide on its final disposition. For centuries, burial was the most common option, but in recent years cremation has become very popular. It’s easier and less expensive than a traditional burial, which often […]

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Nationwide Retirement Solutions Expands Sales Leadership

Nationwide Retirement Solutions has appointed Barbie Walsh as head of its combined Institutional and Advisor Relations team. Barbie Walsh, National Pension Solutions In his expanded role, Walsh will oversee both teams and help advance the company’s strategy in the government and corporate institutional markets. She will report to Brenda Casey Anderson, Associate Vice President of […]

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How a VA peer specialist is turning empty apartments into fresh starts

A Cheyenne VA expert makes move-in kits for newly housed veterans Peer expert Rick Cooper noted that an apartment rarely feels like home when veterans don’t have the basics needed for daily living. When applying with veterans accommodated Cheyenne VA Health Care System’s The homeless program saw that some could not afford basic household items. […]

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