Author: super@dmin
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Retirement Hacks: Confused about Medicare open enrollment? How to maximize your coverage.
Here’s a comprehensive checklist for your Medicare coverage—take the time to review what you have, and what you’ll need next year
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BookWatch: As Democrats and Republicans battle for younger voters, one side is outspending the other 3-to-1
Arizona, Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan are defining states in the 2022 midterm elections.
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Coronavirus Update: Two new COVID variants are spreading fast in New York region and could account for about 37% of new cases
The two newly identified omicron subvariants, dubbed BQ.1 and BQ.1.1, are spreading fast in the New York region and could account for up to 37% of new cases, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data crunched by NBC News.
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The View From Unretirement: Retirement can mean a loss of identity — how to bring happiness to your next act
Finding your identity after full-time work can be ‘a great challenge that’s really fun’
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: Charles Barkley signs ‘life-altering’ $100 million deal to stay with TNT’s ‘Inside the NBA’
‘Inside the NBA’ analyst Charles Barkley has signed a huge new contract to stay with TNT.
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The Ratings Game: United’s Q3 results, buoyed by strengthening travel demand, lift airline stocks
United Airlines reported third-quarter results that beat analysts’ forecasts. The carrier also gave an upbeat fourth-quarter forecast.
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Medill News Service: Did the Great Resignation really happen? Most workers are staying put
The so-called Great Resignation — the historic jump in the number of Americans quitting jobs — may not be so great after all.
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Washington Watch: Democrats raise more money than Republicans in 9 out of 10 competitive Senate races, channeling voter energy after Roe overturned
Democratic candidates have an advantage in total money raised in nine out of the 10 Senate races viewed as truly competitive contests.
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Economic Report: U.S. housing starts retreat in September, dragging down U.S. growth
Construction on new U.S. homes fell a seasonally adjusted 8.1% to 1.44 million units, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
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Michael Sincere's Long-Term Trader: Stocks have been rallying, but the 9 painful stages of this bear market are not even halfway done
Bear markets typically end with a massive selloff. Here’s what to do before then.