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Will Thanksgiving strain consumers’ budgets more this year? The answer varies depending on what ends up on the table. New research from Empower shows that 57% of Americans feel they are being “priced out” of their own kitchens because groceries have become too expensive to prepare a holiday meal at home. Nearly half (47%) say […]
Nicknames For Each Major City In The United States Let’s talk about city nicknames! Did you know that most major cities across the United States have fun, serious, or even a funny nickname that will tell you a lot about them? It’s like they have their own personal identity. Some city nicknames we are sure […]
Scrolling through dating apps and social feeds can give the impression that young adults are constantly traveling, shopping luxury brands, and brunching every weekend. But a Credit One Bank survey of 1,000 Gen Zers and millennials shows many of those lifestyles are more staged than real. According to the survey, 51% admit to exaggerating their […]
It takes just two days for nearly half of the average American’s paycheck to disappear, according to new financial research that highlights how quickly workers’ money flows out of their accounts. A Talker Research survey of 2,000 employed Americans found that within 48 hours of payday, 48% of earnings have already been spent. Within the […]
As Halloween approaches, costumes abound, and children eagerly anticipate the annual candy-collecting extravaganza. But have you ever wondered if the treats you plan to distribute align with the sweet dreams of your local trick-or-treaters? The answer may catch you off guard. The folks at CandyStore.com have crunched — and in some cases slowly chewed — the data on […]
9 McDonald’s Secrets Workers Wish You Knew Ever wondered what McDonald’s employees really think about the food they serve every day? Turns out, those golden arches hide a few secrets that might change how you order forever. From sugary sweet tea to not-so-veggie fries, here are the insider confessions straight from the crew behind the […]
Taking a vacation is an important way for employees to relax and recharge, but many workers still hesitate to take time off, according to a new report from FlexJobs. While most employees have access to paid time off (PTO), 23% didn’t use a single vacation day in the past year, based on a survey of […]
More Butter, More Steaks: Matt Bair Weighs in on Health Trends In a lively segment on Tony Katz and the Morning News, Matt Bair joined the conversation to discuss the latest health guidance from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which has sparked a wave of excitement among food lovers. Kennedy, now Secretary of Health and Human Services, […]
Diminishing battery? Outdated features? Old Camera? Despite these, many Americans are still holding onto their old iPhones. Buying the newest iPhone isn’t as easy a choice right now. With prices rising and inflation still biting, many Americans say they’re skipping an upgrade. A new survey from WalletHub found that 59% of people plan to hold […]
A new study from investment firm Schroders finds that nine out of ten working Americans plan to disregard one of the most common pieces of financial advice about Social Security — waiting until age 70 to claim benefits, which guarantees larger monthly checks. Early vs. Late Claiming Workers can begin collecting benefits at 62, five […]
Halloween always sneaks up on us — one minute it’s pumpkin spice season, the next you’re frantically digging through your closet for something that says “creative,” not “I gave up.” The good news? You and your boo don’t need to spend weeks planning to pull off a great couples costume. Related: 20 Country Music Halloween […]
Society often treats youth as the height of human ability, but new research suggests our all-around mental and emotional peak arrives decades later. A study led by Gilles Gignac of the University of Western Australia and Marcin Zajenkowski of the University of Warsaw found that people tend to reach their overall functional best between their […]
