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Breaking Up (with my 212) Is Hard to Do

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History and MemoriesA 212 number once had a certain cache, a status symbol that indicated we were original New Yorkers. Not too much is original anymore.
By Arlene Schulman
Saving and Investing
 
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Smart Ways to Help Your Adult Children's Financial Lives

Start by familiarizing them with financial concepts, digging them out of debt and seeding their savings
Saving and Investing
Politics
 
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Editor's Pick

Predicting Who Will Be President

A new history of computer forecasting in national elections is a timely read as November approaches
Politics
Health
 
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The Benefits of Gentler Hobbies

Research has suggested that gentler activities, like gardening and crafts, come with a host of health benefits
Health

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Meet Next Avenue's 2024 Advocates for Aging

8 leaders tell their own stories, and talk about the opportunities older adults have to live better, healthier and more purposeful lives.

This year's class of Advocates includes Judy Woodruff, Carl Honoré, Bill McKibben, Mona Mourshed, DeLon Canterbury, Jan Golden, Fernando Torres-Gil and Rosanne Corcoran.

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