The
American dream is for our children to have a better life, but the
current generation of young adults says they’re falling behind. In a new
survey, most adults between 18 and 34 said it’s harder to pay for
college, find a job, save for the future, and afford a home than it was
for their parents. But optimism still remains high among young adults
despite the economic challenges. Source Link
If
you’re looking for a way to trim some pounds without a major change in
diet, a new study says swapping out sugar in your soft drinks can do it.
Researchers say people who switched from sugar-sweetened drinks to
water or sugar-free beverages lost an average of five pounds. While
water is the best choice, sugar-free drinks may help those who have a
serious sweet tooth for beverages. Source Link
There’s
good news for those who are anxious to trade their old iPad for the new
model expected to be unveiled by Apple next month. A report says used
iPad’s retain their value better than other tablets, including the
Kindle. A year-old iPad that sold new for $500 is worth about half of
that on the resale market, while Kindles only fetch about 30-cents on
the dollar. Source Link
