From new college graduates to seasoned professionals, people today are increasingly seeking careers that offer some flexibility and allow them to create the lifestyle they want. Long commutes and confining …
Before issuing a policy, insurance companies must first determine the level of risk they will assume by insuring a person’s life, health, car or house. They assess risk by asking …
Actuaries are all about helping individuals and companies avoid the financial consequences of risk. They study the uncertain future by gathering financial and statistical data, and using models and theories …
Budget analysts help organizations reach their financial objectives by developing and overseeing budgets, and monitoring institutional spending. They may work for private businesses, government agencies or non-profit organizations. Budget analysts …
Financial analysts typically work for banks, insurance companies, mutual or pension funds and securities firms. They evaluate investment opportunities,recommend individual or portfolio investments and meet with investors to explain recommendations. …
A career as a financial analyst is an exciting but demanding one well-suited for those who enjoy an intellectually challenging job that provides professional and financial rewards. Financial analysts gather …
An unknown math professor at the University of New Hampshire has created a proof that sheds some light on a mathematics riddle that has plagued…
Deciding to get an education and pursue a new career can be a life-altering choice. Investing the time and money in getting a degree may seem scary, but it doesn’t …
Although we’re in the final days of 2012, there’s still time for business owners to take advantage of several tax deductions before the end of the year. With potential major changes to 2013 tax rates and exemptions, business owners would be smart to take advantage of as many deductions as possible before the close of the year.
Typically a bachelor’s degree in business administration is only a starting point for management positions and a growing number of employers look for MBAs or graduate degrees. Employers also frequently value experience in the field along with the education, all of which can lead to six-figure jobs if a person is willing to handle the responsibility and sometimes stress that come with a high-profile management job.
