Could MBAs Be Taxing On Your Brain?
November 11, 2008
By the My MBA Career Content Team – Find Top MBA Degree Programs
Financial whispers are spreading through the markets whether Barack Obama is to raise taxes of the wealthy in a bid to repair the damaged economy, it has been reported.
With the US Treasury expected to spend billions to bail out the financial sector, Thomas Rogers, of the Portland Financial Planning Group, tells Business Week: "It does seem a no-brainer to plan for taxes to be higher in the future."
But you may be wondering whether an increase in taxes or the possibility of job cuts could mean now is the time to take onboard a new set of advanced skills which may ensure your job security, such as an online business or finance MBA.
And with the news resource reporting that advisers have urged investors to harvest tax losses before 2009 dawns, now could indeed be the right time to asses your financial future.
"Traditionally, students who quit jobs at the start of a recession graduate with an MBA when the economy is in an upswing," the business resource previously stated, although another option could be to participate in an online MBA if your circumstances mean that you cannot quit your career.
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