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Residential buildings constitute 20% of both total energy usage and CO2 emissions in the US, but sustainable practices like weatherization and energy-efficient appliances can help reduce energy consumption by up to 30%.
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March saw strong job growth as reflected by strengthening after-tax wages and salaries. Tax refunds may also be providing additional support to households, with refunds up by 5% on average this year.
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Investors are increasingly looking for profits and purpose. “You're seeing capital formation around the world to achieve these goals," says Ray Wood, head of Global Natural Resources.
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The global population, expected to grow by about 2 billion people before 2050, will require the agriculture industry to produce more food in the next three or four decades than it did in the last 8,000 years.
Over the next decade, $30 trillion in U.S. wealth is expected to transfer to younger women.
In turn, as women become more active in financial decision-making, understanding their goals and risk preferences increases in importance, and they tend to think longer term and prioritize protection.
Bank of America Institute examines a few potential financial impacts.
As childcare costs have increased over the last several decades, the percentage of women in the workforce has stalled, sparking concern about post-pandemic gains in female employment.
Bank of America Institute’s analysis examines these trends.
Checking in on small businesses: Bank of America Institute’s latest analysis finds that small businesses are relying more on their credit cards. However, elevated deposit levels appear to be supporting small businesses across revenue tiers.
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Bank of America is committed to advancing racial equality and economic opportunity for women business owners.
Here’s how: Expanding the Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell to 100,000 small business owners and developing a Spanish language curriculum.