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Where Can You Earn An Online Master’s In Real Estate In 2023?

Where Can You Earn An Online Master’s In Real Estate In 2023? a Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. With the recent proliferation of shows like Selling Sunset, the world has come to perceive real estate as a glitzy, glamorous and luxurious field. The nitty-gritty of day-to-day life in the real estate industry doesn’t always match that narrative; however, real estate is still an enticing field to many, offering strong earning potential and upward mobility. While many real estate professionals do not earn advanced degrees, an online master’s in real estate can help you stand out from your peers and qualify for managerial roles in the field. Read on to learn about two accredited, nonprofit U.S. universities offering online real estate master’s degrees, and learn how to decide if this degree path is the right fit for you. Why You Can Trust Forbes Advisor Education The Forbes Advisor...

Centene Layoffs Will See Health Insurance Provider Cut 2,000 Jobs

Centene Layoffs Will See Health Insurance Provider Cut 2,000 Jobs AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File) Copyright The Associated Press. All rights reserved. Key Takeaways Healthcare provider Centene will be letting go of 2,000 staff, equating to around 3% of their workforce The cuts are being made to ensure the company remains profitable in the face of increased competition in the government subsidized healthcare space While the layoff headlines have slowed in recent months, there are still plenty going on with Snap, T-Mobile, Roku, Farmers Insurance and even the Federal Reserve all reducing headcount over the past few weeks Earlier this year we saw a raft of layoffs, mainly focused on the tech sector. Mark Zuckberg penned it the ‘Year of Efficiency’ at Meta, but they were far from the only company in SIlicon Valley making significant cuts to the workforce. After a few hard months (and a viral website tracking every layoff in almost real time), things started to settle. Economic dat...

Car insurance cost rises 17%: Here are some factors that can help lower your bill

Car insurance cost rises 17%: Here are some factors that can help lower your bill Drivers can try several cost-reducing strategies to help alleviate the sting of soaring car insurance, a recent Experian report said. (iStock) Car insurance premiums have soared 17% this year and are set to go higher, pushing some drivers to opt out. But before throwing in the towel on insurance, drivers should consider ways to cut costs on insurance, a recent report said. Inflation is the main reason behind increasing costs, but specifically, these three factors are a significant reason why car insurance has soared in the past year, according to a new report from Experian: Reckless driving has led to more accidents Insurers today are covering more claims than ever before and the severity of these accidents has intensified, according to the report. In just the past year, the percentage of collision claims deemed a total loss by insurers increased from 24% to 27%. Pricier replacement costs ...