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Confident Americans Have Done These 2 Things to Prepare for Retirement
According to Principal's study, confident Americans have done two key things to make sure they'll be ready to retire to a life free of financial worries. Saved a hefty emergency fund It's not surprising that having an emergency fund makes these Americans more likely to feel secure about their later years, as this money means they won't have to pause retirement investing to cover unexpected expenses, they won't have to raid retirement accounts if they hit a financial rough spot, and they won't have to withdraw too much from their savings if something goes wrong. Worked with a financial professional Having an emergency fund wasn't the only thing that confident Americans had in common.
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Crew member for Ryan Blaney hit in crazy crash on pit road at Indianapolis
Rear tire changer Zach Price got sandwiched between two cars in the bizarre wreck.
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Rare case of brain-destroying amoeba confirmed in Florida
Naegleria fowleri is contacted when contaminated water enters through a person's nose and is found in warm freshwater.
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President Donald Trump Tweetstorm – The Sunday Edition
President Donald Trump went golfing today at Trump National, capping a weekend that saw two major speeches, a new executive order to create a monument garden, and a massive fireworks display. Maybe it was a bad round, and golf lived up to its alias of "a good walk spoiled," since the Commander-in-Tweet's late afternoon tweetstorm […]
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Stock market news live updates: Stock futures rise even as coronavirus cases set records in FL, TX
Stock futures opened slightly higher Sunday evening, even as coronavirus cases continued to march higher globally and domestically.
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Video Shows Man and Woman Painting Over Black Lives Matter Street Mural in California
A man and woman blacked out a BLM mural in California hours after the mural was painted, an act that was followed by a confrontation with local activists.
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Video Kanye West announces presidential bid
American rapper Kanye West announced on Saturday that he would run for president in 2020 - and he appears to have the backing of Elon Musk. Emer McCarthy reports.
