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The study found that those named Andrew or Anna performed the best, but there’s a slew of names for both that would work just fine for son or daughter. Read More

Personal Finance

These are the 3 groups of people that will be hit hardest financially by the pandemic Jennifer Fabiano

A new report shows that low earners, younger workers, and women will be affected most by business closures due to coronavirus. Read More

Health

This very common issue could be an early sign of dementia CW Headley

The new paper, published in The Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease, examines the cross-sectional relationship between dementia and financial management skills in the elderly. Read More

Personal Finance

Here are the best ways to spend your $1,200 government stimulus check Steve Adcock

If you’re one of the millions who will be getting a check, you might be wondering how to best use that additional tax-free cash. Read More

Health

If you live here, you are probably the most stressed Kyle Schnitzer

States like Louisiana, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, and Oklahoma were recently found to be some of the most stressed states in the US, according to a new study. Read More

Health

Why people are panic buying during the COVID-19 outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

Supermarkets and convenience stores have become barren lands of empty aisles of essentials as Americans hoard and hoard in a way they think are best to stay ahead during the COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

Personal Finance

12 ideas to help you make money during the Coronavirus Steve Adcock

Looking to make or save money during the Coronavirus? Here are 12 ideas to help you achieve your money-making goals during this time. Read More

Personal Finance

This is what Millennials think makes you financially independent Jennifer Fabiano

A new study shows that Millennials rate paying rent or a mortgage as the most important factor for achieving financial independence. Read More

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Nearly 30% of NYC households have lost a source of income due to COVID-19 John Anderer

In an attempt to gauge the economic impact of the coronavirus, the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy conducted a second survey of 1,000 New York City residents on March 20th through 22nd. Perhaps predictably, but nonetheless upsetting, the results paint a grim financial picture, especially for NYC’s lower-income and Hispanic households. Read More

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