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Jake Safane

Jake Safane is a freelance writer who specializes in finance and sustainability. For over a decade, he has worked as a journalist and content marketer, including roles as a B2B finance reporter and as a thought leadership editor at The Economist Intelligence Unit. He is a graduate of Boston University and lives in the Los Angeles area.

Publications

  • GOBankingRates
    143 articles
  • CBS MoneyWatch
    65 articles
  • Carbon Neutral Copy
    14 articles
  • Salon.com
    13 articles
  • Insure.com
    9 articles
  • Investopedia.com
    4 articles
  • CNN Underscored
    4 articles

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  • 7 College Majors That Cannot Afford a Comfortable Retirement
    29 Jun—GOBankingRates
    On average, going to college greatly improves your chances of financial success in terms of income, unemployment likelihood and reported financial well-being, as an analysis from the Association of Public & Land Grant Universities showed. However, your college major can make a difference when it comes to long-term financial security. In fact, 60% of the majors studied in a report by professors Frank Smith and Ajay K. Aggarwal would not lead to earning enough to build up a large enough nest...

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