Millennials require more money to live comfortably than their parents needed. Depending on where they live in the USA, millennials can still enjoy their quality of life and maximize their salaries.
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U.S. News & World Report checked out 125 of the highest populated metro areas and rated them for the best places to live.
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Life expectancy in the U.S. (78.5 years of age) has, of course, been rising during the past 100 years. The 25 healthiest U.S. cities span 14 states and are across multiple regions of the country.
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Cubans are Louisville’s most rapidly-growing group of immigrants. Opening a grocery store in Louisville in 2009, Yolan Gonzalez says he has seen many Cuban families just arriving.
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The landscape of employment in the United States has seen many changes. The American public is adjusting to the new[…]
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Pew Research Center administered a report in February 2017 showing a significant rise in the number of immigrants from African[…]
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The low unemployment rate in America is providing employees with more leverage than has been available in previous years. Workers[…]
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When moving to a new country, there are many challenges. Deciding where to live and work are two of the[…]
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With President Donald Trump at the helm, the United States economy has hit a growth increase of three percent. The[…]
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As of June 2017, there are 6.2 million jobs available in the United States. This is an illustration of both[…]
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