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Washington Expands Workplace Support For Employees Experiencing Menopause
Washington has taken the first step in addressing the long-overlooked stage of women's health in the workplace by issuing an executive order to provide accommodations for employees experiencing…
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3mLet’s Make A Plan: Debt Management
Managing debt is essential for reducing stress and improving financial health. Options include self-managed strategies or professional intervention from credit counselors or debt management companies.
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5mFrom Tuition To Trades: How 529 Plans Have Evolved
529 plans have expanded well beyond college tuition, now covering apprenticeships, vocational programs, and professional certifications. Recent updates doubled K-12 withdrawal limits, allowed rollovers to Roth IRAs for leftover funds, and removed grandparent-owned account penalties on financial aid. These changes offer families greater flexibility while preserving the plan's core tax-advantaged growth benefits.
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3mRainier Beach Opens New Stadium With 55-0 Win Over West Seattle
The Rainier Beach Vikings delivered a crushing 55-0 shutout victory against the West Seattle Wildcats, powered by a dominant rushing attack and six different players scoring touchdowns.
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3mGarfield Shuts Out Nathan Hale 38-0
The Garfield Bulldogs secured a dominant 38-0 victory over the Nathan Hale Raiders, fueled by a powerful ground game and an impenetrable defense that forced multiple turnovers throughout.
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6mBuilding A New Future: How YBH Supported Sherika Moore’s Path To Homeownership
Single mother Sherika Moore overcame debt and a low credit score to become a homeowner in May, guided by Young Black Homeowners founder Anzhane Slaughter. Through personalized financial planning, down-payment assistance, faith, and discipline, Moore transformed her financial future, offering inspiration to other Black women facing similar barriers to homeownership.