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Guest columnist John Ray warns of the pitfalls with Medicare Advantage.
Columnist Donnie Brawner: "If you do hundreds of things right, you may achieve financial independence and the satisfaction of seeing your hard work pay off, which can be incredibly fulfilling."
Dr. David Lancaster, a physician based in Columbia, says, "The overreaching noncompete language commonplace in health care employment contracts must be reconsidered as it continues to exacerbate our health care workforce shortage and diminish patient care."
Guest columnist Richard Baker: "The No. 1 question I am being asked right now is what will happen to the stock market after the election. While no one knows for sure, some industries or sectors might do better under Republican or Democratic leadership."
Guest columnist Sherry Coker discusses building trust in hybrid teams.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples three products.
Columnist Mark Holmes says it's not just what is sold but how it's sold that sets a salesperson apart.
David Stokes, director of municipal policy for the Show-Me Institute, says "the ongoing effort to exempt senior citizens from property tax increases around the state are a ... misguided attempt at tax reform that will have harmful effects on the counties where it becomes law."
Guest columnist Stephanie Staggs: "In the digital age, financial wellness is about integrating the power of technology with timeless financial principles."
Guest columnist Joe Shearrer says investors should not “overlook the broader market dynamics, especially the impact of rising oil prices.”
Guest columnist Matt Morrow: "We have a clear path to continued growth and success, driven by our strong and long-standing partnerships."
Columnist Andy Drennen says other banks around the world are adjusting monetary policy and have dropped key interest rates.
Guest columnist Paula Dougherty sheds light on the presidential election's impact on market performance.
Columnist Richard Baker says looking back to the presidential election years since 1950, stocks in October have averaged a negative return of almost 1%.
Guest columnist Rusty Worley: "The building blocks are within reach if we will act collaboratively and boldly to write the next chapter of our own story."
Guest columnist Mark Miller advocates for generous bereavement leave.
Columnist Bennet Bodenstein has suggested beverages and activities for the holiday.
Guest columnist Hunter Johnson: "In this stabilizing environment, insureds will be underwritten more emphatically on their own merit, meaning that favorable rates and terms will be more attainable for high-quality risks that maintain positive loss results."
Guest columnist Stephen F. Aton untangles the evolving rules surrounding noncompete agreements.
Guest columnist Bennet Bodenstein samples four products.
Increases in housing prices show no signs of easing.
MSU president at center of Utah lawsuit alleging discrimination, retaliation at Utah Tech
Developer plans $700M project at site of shuttered mall in KC area
Study results unveiled for proposed Branson sports complex
MoDOT awards largest contract to date with I-70 project