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Why are Teen Suicide Rates on the Rise in 2019? Common Signs & When to Seek Treatment

According to the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), suicide rates have experienced a notable rise over the course of the past two decades. Between 1999 and 2017, adjusted suicide rates have risen from 10.5 per 100,000 to 14.0 per 100,000. Most of this rise has occurred between 2006 and 2017 (roughly 2% per year). Though suicide still ranks as the tenth leading cause of death in the United States, the 33% overall increase is clearly a cause for concern. Among teenagers in the United States, suicide ranks as the second leading cause of death. While teen (15-24) suicide rates are actually lower than the rates for individuals in the middle aged (45-64) demographic, much of the recent concern is from the fact that suicide rates for teens have nearly doubled. Suicide is a tragic event, not only for the person involved, but for everyone else involved in their life. Due to the complex experiences, biological changes, and social pressures teens face every day, carefull

7 Key Performance Indicators to Pay Attention to when Forecasting

If you are in charge of managing your business’ finances , then you know that forecasting is one of the most important things you do on an annual basis. Without an accurate financial forecast, your business will be unable to plan for the future and will be more likely to fall into a state of financial disarray. In theory, forecasting is something that should come naturally to business owners of all varieties. At its core, what you are hoping to do is maximize your business’ monthly revenues while simultaneously decreasing your business’ monthly expenses. Any opportunity where the potential revenues outweigh the potential expenses, when adjusted for opportunity cost, is worth pursuing. In practice, however, financing forecasting is a significantly more difficult process. Even if you are familiar with the principles of financial planning, there is still no doubt that many of the numbers you use are largely speculative. How many sales can your business expect to accrue in t

How to Day Trade Penny Stocks for a Living

While the theories enabling the stock market to function have significantly evolved over the past century, there are a few fundamental principles that have continued to survive. In theory, investors who are willing to assume a greater degree of risk ought to—on balance—be compensated with significantly greater returns on their investment. Though there are certainly many exceptions to this general rule, there is nowhere that it can be more plainly seen than the penny stock market. A “penny stock” is a somewhat informal term for a stock that is trading for less than $5 and is currently not listed on any major stock exchanges. Penny stocks undoubtedly present a very high degree of risk, which is why they are typically avoided by most major hedge fund managers. But if you are a risk-tolerant trader willing to open and close your positions on a daily basis, then the penny stock market may be exactly what you’re looking for. There is nothing that can possibly guarantee strong returns

How Personal and Business Checking has Evolved over Time

The term “check”—one that you probably hear on a near daily basis—is formally defined as “a written order, usually on a standard printed form, directing a bank to pay money.” Though this definition may sound somewhat familiar, what most people don’t realize is that. The history of writing checks (both personal and commercial) can claim a history that is thousands of years long. In fact, most historians believe that the practice of check writing has been around since roughly 300 BC, where Mauryan people in India were already issuing payments promises on behalf of a third party. As the practice of check writing has evolved over time, so too has the instruments used in the course of conducting business. Today, businesses of all varieties are finding that they have many different check and statement issuing practices available to choose from. In this article, we will discuss how the checking industry has remarkably evolved over time. We will discuss the modern role that check

Suburbs vs City Living in the Denver Metro Area

There is no denying that the Front Range—anchored by Colorado’s capital and largest city, Denver—has been one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in the Western World. In fact, in between the 2010 census and a 2017 estimate, the region grew from having 2.5 million to having 2.9 million inhabitants . This growth rate of roughly 14% has attracted the attention of both families and real estate investors across the country. But while living in and around Denver has clearly been trending upward, knowing where you personally ought to purchase real estate can be a very difficult task. The Front Range region is composed of many municipalities and neighborhoods, each with their own fair share of pros and cons. When deciding where to live in Denver, the first thing you will need to determine is whether you hope to live within the city limits or whether you hope to live in the suburbs. The choice that is right for you will depend on your personal preferences, your real estate inves

Percent Off Calculator

Are you a business enthusiast who wants to track your savings? Then, you must have a percent off the calculator. With this tool, you can calculate the final price and savings after a discount. You will find out the final price you must spend after applying a percent off discount for products on sale. You can also use it if you use a percent off coupon. Calculating percent off You need to calculate percent off if there is a service or product that is on sale. This calculation can also be applied if you have percent off coupon. You can find out how much you need to pay and the savings that you get when the discount is applied. The calculation of percent off is very simple . You can use this formula: Final price = Original Price x (100-%off) / 100) With the use of percent off the calculator , you can enter the original cost in the “Original price” field. Next, you can enter the discount as a percentage on the “Percent off” button and then proceed to “Calculate.”