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6 named to NAR REACH Australia’s latest class

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Six innovative companies from Down Under have been named by Second Century Ventures as members of the 2025 cohort for REACH Australia and New Zealand. Continue reading →

‘The math isn’t mathing’: Girl Math for real estate agents

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Rachael Hite offers one perspective on the commission negotiation conversation that we can’t afford to overlook. Women have to advocate for better pay across the board; their futures depend on it. Continue reading →

Why financial literacy education is the key to generational wealth

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As young people become more financially literate, we’ll see our families, businesses, communities and the nation as a whole become stronger and more resilient, writes investor David Phelps. Continue reading →

3 keys to a successful 2022: Video, consumer education and diversity

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Focusing on video content, educating the community and increasing industry diversity are all integral to success in the new year, speakers at Inman Connect Las Vegas said Thursday. Continue reading →

Cheaper home purchases by student debt holders could widen wealth gap

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Hispanic and Black Americans who purchase lower-priced homes than white Americans can lead to further wealth gaps, according to a study by the National Association of Realtors. Continue reading →

6 Things to Teach Your Adult Child About Money

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When my oldest daughter graduated from college, I was amazed to discover that she had never taken an economics or finance class. Her education helped her secure a prestigious job doing medical research, yet she had no clue how to budget, do her taxes, … Continue reading →