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USE Credit Union Advises Consumers of Five Things They Should Know Before They Borrow Share Article Consumers should take the following into consideration before borrowing money to finance their goals Since no two financial situations are the same, it’s important to know exactly what you need, your financial profile and your plan to pay back what you borrow. SAN DIEGO (PRWEB) April 30, 2021 If your near-future goals include buying a home, launching a business or rebuilding your credit, then you might need financing. Borrowing ...

Pat Nabong/Sun-Times Almost one in five Chicago Public Schools high schoolers was absent last week regardless of whether they signed up for in-person learning or chose to stay remote, according to district data released Wednesday. The new attendance figures come as officials celebrate the reopening of all CPS high schools last week, a milestone reached after long negotiations with the teachers union and after 13 months of closures because of COVID-19. District leaders have said offering in-person classes is the first step to recovering from the pandemic, but they’ll face challenges in the m...

Former Spokane deputy who reported racist sergeant files suit for retaliation, discrimination Former deputy Andrew Richmond filed the lawsuit in District Court on March 30 claiming retaliation, racial discrimination and constructive discharge. Deputy Jeff Thurman and K9 unit Laslo Author: Kaitlin Riordan Updated: 6:09 PM PDT April 1, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — A former Spokane County Sheriff’s deputy who lodged a compliant about another deputy’s racist behavior is suing the sheriff’s office after he says he was harassed for making the complaint. Former deput...

Birmingham financial company raises $15.5 million Updated Mar 16, 2021; The money is split between growth equity and working capital, the company announced. Immediate, based in Innovation Depot, is in its third year of business. It partners with companies to provide employees with wages that have been earned but not paid, whenever needed. It is geared toward breaking people out of a cycle of high debt, living paycheck to paycheck, relying on predatory lenders. Matt Pierce, founder and CEO, said the funding will create a great impact. “We have proven the value of our solution to both par...

CPS and CTU are under pressure to reach a deal by Wednesday to avoid another reopening delay -- or a strike.