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Aging in America: Actuaries conclude 7.5% risk of major party presidential candidate dying CW Headley

The recommended rule of thumb for retirement savings is roughly eight times your starting salary saved by age 60. As of 2019, the average, still-working American senior only has about $133,100 stored away. Read More

You could pay up to $10,000 in fines if you go to one of these 9 hotbed states Kyle Schnitzer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday, along with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy and Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, that anyone who enters the tri-state region from a state with high coronavirus infection rates must self-quarantine for 14 days. Read More

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Experts say you should not get your COVID-19 antibodies test during this time period Jennifer Fabiano

A new review of studies reveals that coronavirus antibody tests are far less accurate when used within the first two weeks of COVID-19 symptoms. Read More

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These are the 10 cities where the most successful women work Kyle Schnitzer

In the study, the rankings consider factors such as education, earnings, and business ownership when compiling its list. Such metrics included the percentage of women with a bachelor’s degree, median annual earnings for full-time working women, and the percentage of business owners who are women. Read More

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Food insecurity is still an issue in NYC, and kids are facing the worst of it John Anderer

An almost unbelievable 25% of NYC households with children admitted that at least one child has dealt with hunger due to COVID-19 related problems finding or paying for food since the pandemic started. Read More

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If you believe in these things, you could be a psychopath CW Headley

Sometimes conspiracy theories are conditioned in an individual or population overtime through prolonged periods of crisis. Other times, the ideation is a product of disruptions correlated with psychological projection and paranoia. Read More

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This is the shocking amount of money it may cost to commute into New York City soon John Anderer

In fact, tolls were supposed to start at the beginning of 2021 but COVID-19 has forced that start date to be pushed back. So, it isn’t a question of if a toll will be put in place, but how much it’s going to be. Read More

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New study reveals exactly how much unknown bacteria is covering your phone and shoes John Anderer

UCD researchers just performed the largest study ever on bacteria found residing on people’s phones and shoes, and the results were eye-opening, to say the least. Read More

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Doing this activity every day could improve your sleep drastically Kyle Schnitzer

A study published as an accepted paper in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine found that increased exercise can lower sleep apnea risk, a sleep-related breathing disorder where breathing stops and starts. Read More

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