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Budgeting for Couples: How to Manage Money as a Couple
Differences in income levels, different approaches to saving, uncertainty about the future, or feelings for each other raise questions of financial coexistence to a new level. Is all that is mine now yours? And is yours now mine?
A Study Says Around 48% of US Couples Now First Meet Online
Online dating has almost doubled since 2009. As the researchers explained, society has become more relaxed about the couples that have formed thanks to the Internet.
What Is Today? National Margarita Day
It is known that at the beginning of the twentieth century, bartenders did not mix it yet, and in the mid-30s, it was already quite a regular in the US bars.
Weekly Fun: Zoom Filter Mishap and a Spectator Giving Nadal the Finger
This week’s stories feature Texas attorney Rod Ponton who was trapped by a cat filter during a Zoom call, and a spectator who was ejected from the Australian Open match for making noise and giving Rafael Nadal the middle finger.
The Weirdest Job Interview Questions and How to Answer Them
Unusual questions assess candidates' mental abilities and their ability to respond to unexpected circumstances. Here are some examples of such questions from real job interviews.
8 Signs You Are a Compulsive Liar
There is such thing as compulsive lying. If you are a compulsive liar, lying becomes your daily habit. In this article, we will tell you about eight signs that may indicate compulsive lying.
Weekly Fun: Recreating Movie Scenes and Complaining About Slow Internet
This week’s stories feature a US retiree who complained about slow Internet in a newspaper ad and a 5-year-old girl and her father who recreate iconic movie scenes.
