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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium 'Profession of the century': why so many people are retraining as therapists | Financial Times    When Gareth Barnes' therapist asked if he was happy at work, she did not mean to suggest he follow in her footsteps. Yet the question was the catalyst for him embarking on a new career in psychotherapy. "My job wasn't matching with my values and what I really wanted to do," says the 50-year-old, who was then working for a law firm. Three years later he has a counselling qualification, a job at a workplace therapy provider and his own private clients. "It's the best thing I've ever done." Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � College is more expensive than ever. Here's how families are paying the tab    Tuition and fees have more than doubled in 20 years, reaching $10,940 at four-year, in-state public colleges, on average, in the 2022-23 academic year. At four-year private colleges, it now costs $39,400 annually, according to the College Board, which tracks trends in college pricing and student aid. When adding in other expenses, the total tab can be more than $70,000 a year for undergraduates at some private colleges or even out-of-state students attending four-year public schools. More from Personal Finance:This strategy could shave thousands off the cost of collegeHow to understand your financial aid offerThe cheapest states for in-state college tuition Continued here Jackson Hole: established policy models are under threat | Financial Times    Gathering for their annual meeting in the foothills of the Teton Range in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, leading officials and economists traded last year's angst about inflation and central banks' credibility for fears that the upheaval caused by the pandemic and the war in Ukraine have ushered in a new era for the global economy. During the US Federal Reserve's three-day symposium, current and former policymakers from around the world voiced worries that the well-established economic relationships that underpinned government authorities' policy decisions were in jeopardy. They issued an urgent call for a revised playbook to better understand and respond to a rapidly changing landscape that threatened to stoke more frequent supply shocks, higher prices and heightened volatility across financial markets. Continued here

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