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Planning for retirement with actionable steps

In this series for Money Smart Week, Everwise Credit Union is sharing tips on personal finance. Retirement should be planned as much in advance as...

Aliyah Boston inks first ‘EPIC’ extension in WNBA history

Big. Bag. Boston. Aliyah Boston isn't just the centerpiece of the Indiana Fever; she is officially the new blueprint for financial mobility in the WNBA.   In a move securing...

Create a budget

With rising prices, tracking your spending and creating a budget has never been more important In this series for Money Smart Week, Everwise Credit Union...

How to boost your credit score

In this series for Money Smart Week, Everwise Credit Union is sharing tips on personal finance. Credit score is a key indicator of financial health....

REVIEW: Singin’ in The Rain’ splashes onto the stage at Beef and Boards 

Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre presents the stage version of “Singin’ in the Rain” to Hoosiers and theater lovers.   The celebrated MGM film starred Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor.In this theater presentation, characters Don Lockwood and Lina...

Create a plan for paying down existing debt and lowering monthly payments

In this series for Money Smart Week, Everwise Credit Union is sharing tips on personal finance. Paying down debt isn’t impossible. Use these tips to...

Culture, cocktails and chaos: The evolution of the Club 520 universe

The Club 520 network is expanding its footprint beyond the hardwood.  Following a massive year that saw a partnership with Adidas and sustained momentum across the...

Overdose deaths among Black residents in Indianapolis decreased with IU project

Charlotte Crabtree said her work with the MACRO-B project began with cold-calling Indianapolis residents. As director of community outreach at Overdose Lifeline, she tried to get her...

28 degrees: The language of Ben Cold and the quiet power of Indiana

At 28 degrees, water doesn’t behave the way you expect. It doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t shimmer or warn. It cools quietly into danger...

Why Black superintendents feel pressure to earn doctorates for the job

Black school leaders are far more likely than their white peers to hold doctorates. It’s often to counter bias and prove their qualifications, experts...

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