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California living costs typical middle-class family an extra $26,479 per year - Vimarsana News

California living costs typical middle-class family an extra $26,479 per year

(The Center Square) – According to a new study, the cost of living in California imposes an extra $26,479 each year on a typical middle-class family.

California middle-class families hit with $26K cost-of-living penalty: Report - Vimarsana News

California middle-class families hit with $26K cost-of-living penalty: Report

A new report by the Transparency Foundation says middle-class families are facing a particular hardship in California because of the high cost-of-living expenses.

California middle-class families hit with $26K cost-of-living penalty: report - Vimarsana News

California middle-class families hit with $26K cost-of-living penalty: report

A new report by the Transparency Foundation says middle-class families are facing a particular hardship in California because of the high cost-of-living expenses.

A Look at Iowa Farmland: In Many Cases, Farmers Aren't the Owners - Vimarsana News

A Look at Iowa Farmland: In Many Cases, Farmers Aren't the Owners

The sense that Iowa's agricultural land is both scarce and gaining in value drove the average price to a record-setting $11,400 per acre last year. Now Iowa farmers are bidding, not only against neighbors, but against out-of-state investors, including professional athletes, well-known billionaires, and the Mormon Church.

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SEC Confirms Mormon Church, Investment Management Arm to Pay $5 Million Fine - Vimarsana News

SEC Confirms Mormon Church, Investment Management Arm to Pay $5 Million Fine

The Mormon church and its investment management firm, Ensign Peak Advisers Inc, agreed to pay a combined $5 million to the SEC.