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Do College Degrees Mean More Wealth?

from the St Louis Fed College degrees usually indicate higher income and wealth over those without. But this premium for those born more recently is getting smaller. During a recent Dialogue with the Fed event, Assistant Vice President and Economist William R. Emmons discussed trends in income and wealth premiums for those with bachelor’s degrees and those with postgraduate degrees. His discussion was based on recently published research on the returns to college education, done with Ana Kent and Lowell Ricketts, both with the St. Louis Fed’s Center for Household Financial Stability. Their research grouped families by birth year of the head of household, then further segmented the groups by race and ethnicity. They found that income and wealth premiums for those who graduated college have been generally trending down for subsequent birth decades. This was especially true for the wealth premium.

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Venerable HSBC Loses its Way

Asia Sentinel ‘Strategic refreshment in the cards, whatever that means Share HSBC, aka the Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, is due to announce a “strategic refreshment” next month, according to Bloomberg. “Not again,” critics might mutter as the London-based bank whose major profits center is Hong Kong, struggles to define itself. Once the very model of a conservative bank run more to oil the wheels of commerce and sustain financial stability than please investment funds, its very diversity is now a threat. Last year it announced a shift of resources away from Europe and the US back towards Asia. The pandemic and what it has revealed has apparently further sharpened this focus. But Asia is a big place, so what exactly does this Asia mean? And what sort of banking? Commercial and retail – its traditional base and prime source of profits even today? Or investment banking, in which it has long had a presence but never progressed to the big leagues? Or private

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Marilyn D Anson, 92 | News, Sports, Jobs - Times Republican

Jan 18, 2021 Marilyn D. Anson, 92, of Marshalltown passed away Thursday night, January 14, 2021, at Southridge Specialty Care. Cremation rites have been accorded and a memorial service is planned for 10:30 a.m. Saturday, August 28, 2021 at the Mitchell Family Funeral Home with interment to follow at Rose Hill Memorial Gardens beside her husband of 65 years, Jerry Anson. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service. Masks are required and strict distancing must be followed but her family requests casual attire. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to Care Initiatives Hospice, 7055 Vista Drive, West Des Moines, IA 50266 or the Animal Rescue League,1921 Taylor Avenue, Marshalltown, IA 50158. For further information or to leave Marilyn’s family a condolence, please visit mitchellfh.com or call 641-844-1234.

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Wealth Gaps Between White, Black And Hispanic Families In 2019

Wealth Gaps Between White, Black And Hispanic Families In 2019 from the St Louis Fed this post authored by Ana Hernandez Kent, Senior Researcher, Center for Household Financial Stability; and Lowell R. Ricketts, Data Scientist, Center for Household Financial Stability Education, family structure, and generation status are related to how much wealth a household has. But regardless of which kinds of those characteristics they have, non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic (of any race) families in the U.S. have large and persistent wealth gaps with non-Hispanic white families (hereafter, Black, Hispanic, and white, respectively). We analyzed 2019 data, the latest available from the Federal Reserve Board’s Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF),1 on family wealth, or what a family owns minus what they owe. We based a family’s demographic characteristics on those of the survey respondent, who is generally the most financially knowledgeable person in the household.

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