A new law requires personal finance courses in school. Here’s what San Diego students think.
Cash flow. Planning for retirement. Interest rates. Students say: Paying for groceries, books and the occasional concert ticket. Deciphering taxes and IRAs. Not getting duped by credit card offers.
Are San Diego’s homes listed too high? One study thinks so
County homes are taking longer to sell with 34 percent of current listings reducing the asking price at least once.
The Oaklandside on MSN14h
At youth-led candidate forum, Oakland school board hopefuls talk budgets, closures, and safety
Nearly 1,000 Oakland teenagers have registered to vote this year, the first in which 16- and 17-year-olds will be able to ...
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San Diego, CA
The IRC collaborates closely with government bodies, civil society actors, and local volunteers to support refugees, asylum-seekers, and other immigrants in San Diego, as they work to rebuild their ...