An aging workforce, declining enrollment in U.S. nursing schools and increasing market demand are just a few of the reasons jobs for registered nurses are expected to grow 23 percent in the next six years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Jobs Rated Almanac 2001 ranks the Certified Financial Planner as the nation's top job. According to the book, financial planners have a good work environment, high pay, comparatively low stress and workplace autonomy. If you did, you probably didn't hear it in Illinois. Retirement is rarely practiced, according to a University of Illinois survey.
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