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fromAlternative Medicine Magazine
1 week ago

Tips for Affordable Snacking on the Go

Choosing the right snacks can be a game-changer for maintaining energy and overall health, but looks can be deceiving when it comes to nutrition. Many snacks marketed as "healthy," like bran muffins and cereal bars, are actually loaded with hidden sugars and unhealthy fats. Even "fat-free" options can sneak in excess salt and sugar to make up for the flavor loss, which may ultimately do more harm than good.
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E-Commerce
fromRetail Dive
3 weeks ago

Holiday sales could grow up to 3.4%: Deloitte

U.S. holiday retail sales are forecast to rise 2.9–3.4% to about $1.61–$1.62 trillion, with e-commerce sales growing 7–9%.
Agriculture
fromwww.mercurynews.com
2 months ago

Cost to build largest new reservoir in California in 50 years increases by $2 billion to at least $6.2 billion

Construction costs for Sites Reservoir have risen significantly, impacting the budget and timeline.
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from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago
Retirement

I've Read Online That Saving $300 Monthly Can Make Me a Millionaire -- but I Think Everyone Is Missing Something

Investing small amounts regularly is essential to build a substantial retirement portfolio.
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago
Retirement

I've been told I can bump up my annual withdrawal if the market's up - could a 'dynamic 4% rule' backfire in the long run?

The 4% withdrawal rule can be risky due to inflation and market downturns.
Inflation can increase the required withdrawal amount, complicating planning for retirees.
Individual retirement goals and timeframes significantly affect the effectiveness of the 4% rule.
from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago
Retirement

I've Read Online That Saving $300 Monthly Can Make Me a Millionaire -- but I Think Everyone Is Missing Something

Retirement
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago

I've been told I can bump up my annual withdrawal if the market's up - could a 'dynamic 4% rule' backfire in the long run?

The 4% withdrawal rule can be risky due to inflation and market downturns.
Inflation can increase the required withdrawal amount, complicating planning for retirees.
Individual retirement goals and timeframes significantly affect the effectiveness of the 4% rule.
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New York City
from24/7 Wall St.
5 months ago

These Are the Cities Hit Hardest by Poverty in Every U.S. State

Firing the team responsible for federal poverty guidelines jeopardizes support for 80 million Americans during rising inflation.
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