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How Much More Money to Be Happy?
About seven in ten respondents in a survey said they strongly or somewhat agreed with the statement: “Having more money would solve most of my problems.” ...
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Where Your Treasure Is
Susan Mettes, Associate Editor at CT magazine, writes:
I have a clear early memory of first learning to ride a bike. When I had finally found enough balance ...
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‘The American Dream’ is Slipping Out of Reach
The American dream—the proposition that anyone who works hard can get ahead, regardless of their background—has slipped out of reach in the ...
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The De-moralization of American Culture
In his article “How America Got Mean,” David Brooks laments what he calls “the de-moralization of American culture.” Brooks notes ...
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40% of Bettors Have Never Been in a Casino
Is a trip to Las Vegas becoming a thing of the past? A recent survey finds 4 in 10 gamblers have never actually set foot in a casino. A spokesperson for ...
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Wealthy Man Leaves Pile of Rocks as Legacy
Godfrey Barnsley was one of the wealthiest men in the world in the early 1800s. He directed a shipping empire that sailed the world sea’s and transported ...
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Rappers Lauded for Urban Philanthropy
Rap artists Megan Thee Stallion and Missy Elliott have been burnishing their résumés as of late; following entries for “platinum-selling ...
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More Money Can Break Your Marriage
Will more money make your marriage better? Maybe or maybe not. Many couples discover that a financial windfall can rock their relationship just as much ...
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People Spending Money on Luxuries for Pets
Pets these days are living more luxurious lives than ever as humans increasingly pour money into making their properties fetching for nonhuman family ...
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The Rich Get Richer, the Middle Class Struggles
In his book Adrift, Scott Galloway details how America is losing its strong middle class:
In 1965, the chiefs of America's largest 350 companies by ...
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