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Vera Chinese
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Reporter, Newsday
New York
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women's rights, body image, social justice Traumatic Brain Injury, Chile, entertainment beauty, diet culture, education skincare, celebrity culture,mental health
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By Vera Chinese Verified| Newsday Verified It’s nearly the end of the year and a majority of Americans have regrets about their money moves, or lack thereof, in 2024. Whether they set New Year’s resolutions that didn’t work out, or just thought they’d be further ahead than they are now, a new NerdWallet survey, conducted in October 2024 by The Harris Poll, finds that 69% of Americans have financial regrets for 2024. The youngest adult generation — Gen Z (ages 18-27) — is most likely to be remorseful about money this year.
Long Island voter turnout: Donald Trump set to win both Nassau and Suffolk, first in over 30 years, unofficial tally shows
By Candice Ferrette Verified, Vera Chinese Verified| Newsday Verified Suffolk County might be Trump country, as the lawn signs say, but these days Nassau isn't too far behind. On Long Island, Republican Donald Trump defeated Democrat Kamala Harris in the presidential election, according to unofficial results.
By Vera Chinese Verified| Newsday Verified It’s nearly the end of the year and a majority of Americans have regrets about their money moves, or lack thereof, in 2024. Whether they set New Year’s resolutions that didn’t work out, or just thought they’d be further ahead than they are now, a new NerdWallet survey, conducted in October 2024 by The Harris Poll, finds that 69% of Americans have financial regrets for 2024. The youngest adult generation — Gen Z (ages 18-27) — is most likely to be remorseful about money this year.
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