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Uncertainty will always exist — but if you are prepared, you will not be fearful. You got this. Medical emergencies and other ...

Most Americans also don’t have robust emergency funds - what’s important is understanding when to spend it and when to save up for when they’re truly needed.

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The challenge of recruiting and retaining teachers in Maine is profound. The state pays teachers the least out of its New England counterparts and faces a dwindling workforce as teachers age and ...

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