Goldman Sachs’ cost-cutting initiative, “Project Voyage,” involves relocating select managers from NYC to growing locations like Dallas and Salt Lake City, in an effort to develop talent pipelines and capitalize on lower office space costs. The bank plans to cut 3% to 5% of its workforce, primarily targeting vice presidents, and aims to reduce expenses by $1.3 billion through layoffs and relocations. Project Voyage, launched in 2024, is part of a multi-year plan to save money and streamline operations across various divisions within the company.
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Are You Among the Estimated 452,000 Americans Losing Part of Your Social Security Check?
As of 2023, Americans aged 60 and older hold approximately $125 billion in student loans, with around 452,000 borrowers aged 62 and older in default. Starting in June, the Trump administration will resume aggressive collection efforts that were paused during the COVID-19 pandemic, potentially impacting Social Security benefits for borrowers unable to repay their loans. Those receiving Social Security may face reductions in their benefits to cover outstanding loan amounts, whether they took out loans...
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