A 63-year-old working 2 jobs is worried about retirement. She says she's been overeducated and underpaid her entire career.

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Cathy said she's nervous about retirement even though she's worked her whole life and has a master's degree.

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A law firm that boasts of being the 'most-feared' in the world is boosting pay for newly qualified London lawyers to $225,500

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The City of London skyline.

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It's getting really hard to find a job that pays well

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10 things you should be negotiating every time you land a job offer, according to ex-Microsoft HR VP

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Four Google execs got 200% stock payouts for 2023 after strong company performance

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Google HQ in Mountain View, California.

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Retiring lawmakers are once again complaining that their $174,000 salary is too low

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Former Rep. Ken Buck said if he were still in office, his voters would "go ballistic" if he said $174,000 wasn't enough for members of Congress to live on.

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Meta's median pay for employees is $379,000 a year

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Meta's median pay is just over over $379,000.

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These Are the 25 U.S. Cities Where a $100k Salary Goes the Furthest

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More Americans are moving out of big cities like San Francisco, Chicago, and New York City, opting for less dense areas where their dollar can go farther.

It pays to leave Congress: Democrat who resigned mid-term is getting a $131,000 pay bump to run a performing arts center

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Former Rep. Brian Higgins resigned from Congress two months ago after accepting a job as the president of a local performing arts center.

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13 cities where hiring is growing — Florida and Texas lead, while the coasts are declining

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Orlando, Florida.
Orlando, Florida, has seen a significant increase in hiring share.

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