HeyJaredJulie Z. Weil
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Why it may become harder to get coverage for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs (opens the original)
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Weight-loss drugs are so popular and so expensive that they are the single largest contributor to a record-setting increase in the cost of employer-sponsored health insurance that is expected next year. But as the price for the drugs, including Wegovy and Zepbound, strains companiesâ budgets, more employers are pulling back from covering them on their health care plans. PepsiCo recently stopped covering weight-loss medications for its employees; according to ABC News, the company sent employee
Will you get your full Social Security payout? Hereâs what experts say. (opens the original)
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The funds saved for the Social Security program are on track to run dry six years from now. By law, on the day the trust fund hits zero (which is currently expected in 2032), all retireesâ benefits immediately drop by more than 20 percent. But very few prognosticators think Congress is going to actually let that happen. The Washington Post asked 10 experts, including analysts, activists, financial planners and a former head of the Social Security Administration, for their predictions about how
Why homes once banished to trailer parks are filling the suburbs (opens the original)
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SANTA ROSA, Calif. - The new houses going up on Acacia Lane look a lot like one-story versions of the taller houses on the other side of the street. The same California Craftsman look; almost identical plank siding; a similar tasteful yet cheery color palette. But the new houses were built in a factory, then plopped down on this suburban street by a crane. For decades, manufactured housing has mostly been limited to trailer parks and rural properties. Now, a few developers are pitching factory-b
Todayâs tweens have less independence, costing parents more in babysitting (opens the original)
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They grew up as part of the latchkey generation, left largely unsupervised in the hours after school. Now, a large segment of Gen X parents consider child care a necessity, not only for very young kids but well into the teen years. Late millennials and Gen Z kids have been more supervised as middle-schoolers than Gen X kids were, and Gen Alpha kids are following the same pattern, according to The Washington Postâs analysis of census data. âIt does feel strange to me that so many parents of k
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