
The Exchange: How a Lump of Coal Reveals Just How Rich We’ve Become
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For most families, finances are something discussed only in passing — a bill here, a college fund there — but rarely as part of a

Every November, schoolchildren don construction-paper pilgrim hats and recite a tidy story: The Mayflower arrived in 1620, the settlers nearly starved, friendly Wampanoag taught them

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How can Chattanoogans connect to careers in industries projected to grow faster than the national average — and that pay a thriving wage? For the

When we sit down with Chattanooga families to talk through financial priorities, three big themes surface again and again: private education, college, and retirement. Each

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April was National Second Chance Month, and Chattanooga businesses that support second-chance hiring are gaining well-deserved recognition for their quiet leadership in building a more

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