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13 Connecticut Colleges Make Money’s 2020-21 ‘Best’ List

October 10, 2020

CONNECTICUT — More than six months into the new coronavirus pandemic, colleges are struggling to resume in-person classes and, in some cases, reverting back to online courses only days into the new semester.

Such challenges raise a question: Is a college degree today worth the actual cost?

Enter Money magazine. The publication this week released its annual ranking of the best colleges for the money. The list, which includes 13 schools in Connecticut, is meant to assuage the financial anxiety associated with the high price of college in the United States.

The 2020 list includes more than 700 colleges and universities. Colleges included in Money’s rankings had to meet certain criteria, such as having a graduation rate at or above the median and having at least 500 students. Colleges were then ranked based on 26 factors in three categories: quality of education, affordability and outcomes.

Each category is weighted equally

Is Texas A&M getting its money’s worth out of Jimbo Fisher?

October 2, 2020

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The annual referendum on one of the boldest contracts in the history of college sports arrives again on Saturday. For Texas A&M’s Jimbo Fisher, the early results on his axis-shifting jump from Florida State to College Station back in December of 2017 have been pedestrian.

Considering all the self-congratulatory noise Texas A&M made when hiring Fisher, the on-field realities have been defiantly vanilla. You don’t guarantee $75 million over 10 years for vanilla. The best way to sum up Fisher’s middle-class mediocrity is that Mississippi State’s Mike Leach generated more on-field buzz in one game than Fisher has in 27.

No. 13 Texas A&M visits No. 2 Alabama amid the sun-splashed inevitability of high CBS ratings on Saturday. And that will give us the annual peek at how Fisher is justifying his monster contract, which is now in its third season. Alabama remains the gold standard of SEC football. And

Barcelona spent plenty for Dest; could see if it got its money’s worth in Sevilla game

October 1, 2020

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Sergiño Dest, right, a member of the U.S. national team, was acquired by Barcelona from Dutch club Ajax. <span class="copyright">(Sam Greenwood / Getty Images)</span> — Sergiño Dest, right, a member of the U.S. national team, was acquired by Barcelona from Dutch club Ajax. (Sam Greenwood / Getty Images)

On Thursday, Barcelona acquired U.S. national team defender Sergiño Dest from Dutch club Ajax, a transfer that could cost the Spanish giant more than $30 million in transfer fees. On Sunday the team could get its first look at its newest player when it hosts Sevilla (BeIN Sports, noon PDT), highlighting the televised soccer action from Europe.

EPL: Three games into the Premier League season, only four teams remain unbeaten. Everton is one of them and Manchester City is not. The Toffees (3-0-0) also have the league’s top scorer in Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who has five goals heading into its game with visiting Brighton (1-2-0) on Saturday (NBCSN, Universo, 7 a.m. PDT). Later Saturday, Manchester City (1-1-0), which lost a mistake-filled game to unbeaten Leicester City last week,

Exchange-traded product assets reach records. Where the money’s going

September 30, 2020

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The world of exchange-traded assets just keeps getting bigger.

Exchange-traded funds and exchange-traded products pulled in a record $7 trillion-plus in assets in August, with U.S.-based ETFs and ETPs accounting for some $4 trillion of those flows. The U.S., Canada, Europe and Japan’s exchange-traded markets all also reached historic highs for asset-gathering.

A key factor driving the inflows is a renewed sense of confidence among investors, Deborah Fuhr, the founder and managing partner of ETFGI, told CNBC’s “ETF Edge” on Monday.

“ETFs really busted the myths that they weren’t able to handle the significant volatility in inflows and outflows during March and April,” Fuhr said. “From there, what we’re seeing is a significant increase in the number of investors using ETFs.”

Nearly 6,000 institutions now hold about half of all ETF assets across 62 countries, Fuhr said. As for where the money’s going, fixed-income-based products top the list, with $160

Listen to Internet Money’s “Lemonade” Remix f/ Don Toliver and Roddy Ricch

September 30, 2020

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Super producer/artist collective Internet Money has just released the remix to their track “Lemonade” featuring new verses from both Don Toliver and Roddy Ricch. This remix comes off the heels of the group dropping their debut album B4 The Storm which featured a star-studded cast of Juice WRLD, Trippie Redd, Lil Tecca, Wiz Khalifa, and several others.

The remix for “Lemonade” picks up right where the original version left off, with Roddy lending his superior vocal harmonies and Don tracing back with a fresh verse to push the track to the next level. The OG version of “Lemonade” reached No. 16 on the Billboard Hot 100, and with the release of this remix it will likely get a boost and rise even higher now.

Complex caught with the group back in August prior to the release of their album, and the group’s founder Taz Taylor talked about how Internet Money’s

Woodbury, Shakopee Among Money’s Best Places To Live In 2020

September 28, 2020

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WOODBURY, MN — Woodbury is one of the 50 best places in the United States to live, according to a new ranking by Money magazine. The annual list, released this week, ranks communities based on factors such as safety, cost of living and diversity.

Out of communities on this year’s list, Woodbury ranked No. 9. Shakopee ranked No. 30.

To determine this year’s Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000. The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community’s economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more.

Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

Money added several additional factors this year to account for the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest stemming from racial inequality. The publication incorporated new filters in two key areas: countywide unemployment and housing

2 CT Towns Among Money’s Best Places To Live In 2020

September 27, 2020

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CONNECTICUT —South Windsor and Chesire rank among the 50 best places in the United States to live, according to a new ranking by Money magazine. The annual list, released this week, ranks communities based on factors such as safety, cost of living and diversity.

Out of communities on this year’s list, Cheshire ranked #28, and South Windsor came in a very respectable #12.

To determine this year’s Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000. The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community’s economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more.

Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

Money added several additional factors this year to account for the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest stemming from racial inequality. The publication incorporated new filters in two key areas:

Florida City Among Money’s Best Places To Live In 2020

September 27, 2020

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ACROSS FLORIDA — Oviedo, Florida is one of the 50 best places in the United States to live, according to a new ranking by Money magazine. The annual list, released this week, ranks communities based on factors such as safety, cost of living and diversity.

Out of communities on this year’s list, Oviedo ranked 43rd. The Seminole County city known for its wild chickens is only about 20 miles from Orlando.

To determine this year’s Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000. The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community’s economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more.

Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

Money added several additional factors this year to account for the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest stemming from racial inequality. The

2 Colorado Spots Among Money’s Best Places To Live In 2020

September 26, 2020

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Colorado is home to two of the 50 best places in the United States to live, according to a new ranking by Money magazine. The annual list, released this week, ranks communities based on factors such as safety, cost of living and diversity.

Out of communities on this year’s list, Parker ranked No. 2, and Broomfield ranked No. 18.

To determine this year’s Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000. The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community’s economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more.

Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

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Money added several additional factors this year to account

2 Wisconsin Communities Among Money’s Best Places To Live In 2020

September 26, 2020

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Two Wisconsin communities are among the 50 best places in the United States to live, according to a new ranking by Money magazine. The annual list, released this week, ranks communities based on factors such as safety, cost of living and diversity.

Out of communities on this year’s list, Menomonee Falls ranked no.15 and Sun Prairie ranked no. 40.

To determine this year’s Best Places To Live, Money analyzed a list of 1,890 communities with a population of at least 25,000. The publication then analyzed 115 separate data points on each community’s economy, housing market, education system, employment, weather and more.

Reporters then researched each location to ensure the statistics were an accurate representation of each community.

Money added several additional factors this year to account for the coronavirus pandemic and recent unrest stemming from racial inequality. The publication incorporated new filters in two key areas: countywide unemployment and housing