July 4, 2025

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St. Paul chef to shut down charity accused of mixing funds with restaurants – InForum

ST. PAUL — St. Paul chef Brian Ingram has agreed to shut down his charity after Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison accused him of using charitable funds to reimburse his for-profit restaurants. Ingram, who owns Hope Breakfast Bar locations across the Twin Cities metro and the Gnome Craft Pub in St. Paul and is set

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Group raising funds for school therapy dog

May 26—A group of Hamilton business leaders are raising funds to bring a therapy dog to the Hamilton City Schools through a campaign called Pawsitive Connections. Hamilton does not have therapy dogs at any of their school buildings like other Butler County school districts, according to Associate Superintendent Andrea Blevins. This would be a “district

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Are sector funds worth the hype? Not for most investors

Investing in popular sectors or themes with the hope of beating the market can sound like a smart strategy. But in reality, consistently outperforming a diversified portfolio through active sector or thematic bets is as difficult as timing the market—often with results no better than a coin toss. The challenges of picking winners Sectors can

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Despite diminishing significance as a tax-saving instrument, ELSS still holds value, says expert. 

According to data from the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), ELSS experienced a net outflow of ₹372 crore in April 2025. While recent AMFI data indicates some withdrawals from ELSS funds, there could be more to it as investors usually invest during the January-March quarter. Once the 3-year period finishes, some percentage of

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Navigating market volatility with balanced advantage funds: Growth with peace of mind

In today’s unpredictable markets, investors often find themselves torn between the pursuit of growth and the fear of risk. The constant cycle of market highs and lows, volatility, and the challenge of asset allocation can make investing feel overwhelming, especially for those who want stability without sacrificing returns. This is where Balanced Advantage Funds (BAFs)

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Bethany LeBlanc, ex-postmaster in Seekonk, charged with stealing

The former postmaster of the US Post Office in Seekonk was arrested Friday for allegedly embezzling more than $19,000 via fake internal money orders, some of which she allegedly spent at casinos, federal prosecutors said. Bethany LeBlanc, 48, of Seekonk, was indicted by a federal grand jury on one count of theft of government money,

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NPS pension funds Vs Large-cap mutual funds: 5-year returns compared – Money News

The NPS (National Pension System) has been the most popular financial plan for retirement among both the government sector employees and private sector workers. The NPS scheme was first brought in 2004 for government employees, and later in 2009, it was launched with some changes for private sector employees and business owners as well. Under

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Stocks vs Funds: Six Different Ways They Impact Your Portfolio

Choosing between individual stocks and equity mutual funds depends on your preferences, financial goals and risk appetite. Including common stocks in retirement portfolios can mitigate the adverse effects of inflation. On the other hand, a mutual fund enables many investors to combine their money with a professional investment manager, buying and owning shares in the

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The surprise ASX stock topping the list for global investment funds – Tom Stelzer

Foreign buyers in the ASX has dwindled over time, as valuations have made the Australian equities market the second-most expensive in the world, after the US. But there’s one ASX stock that’s still held by more than 10% of global funds and it’s probably not a name you’re likely to guess. It’s not ASX heavyweights

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Portland residents react to moving funds from police to parks and recreation

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Some Portland residents are not happy with Wednesday night’s City Council decision to reduce funding for parks. Although city councilors worked to pass an amendment to soften the blow by adding money to the fund by virtue of reducing some of the increased money earmarked for police, and the creation of

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