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Financial wellness for American employees is trending up, with 47% of American workers feeling financially healthy, up 5% since last year.
The fastest transformation in human history is ahead of us. Artificial intelligence tools and applications could enable an abundance of opportunities beyond the digital to the physical domains of end devices, robotics, and life sciences.
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Rising temperatures mean rising economic costs, research shows. Here’s how:
● Higher average temperatures put over half of US counties at risk for increasing utility costs, putting pressure on lower-income households.
● Heat-exposed industries have experienced significant labor loss.
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Rising temperatures mean rising economic costs, research shows. Here’s how:
● Higher average temperatures put over half of US counties at risk for increasing utility costs, putting pressure on lower-income households.
● Heat-exposed industries have experienced significant labor loss.
Read the full analysis and subscribe to Bank of America Institute for more insights.
Despite struggling with debt and a higher cost of living, employees are starting to get their lives back on course, and they transitioned into 2024 feeling more financially and emotionally confident.
Over the next decade, $30 trillion in US wealth is expected to transfer to younger women.
As women become more active in financial decision-making, understanding their goals and risk preferences becomes increasingly important as they tend to think longer term and prioritize protection.
Bank of America Institute examines a few potential financial impacts.
Financial wellness for American employees is trending up, with 47% of American workers feeling financially healthy, up 5% since last year.