Core Insights - Millennials are increasingly feeling behind on retirement savings, with many expressing concern about their financial future and the adequacy of their savings [2][3] Group 1: Retirement Savings Status - Experts recommend that individuals have twice their annual salary saved by age 35 and three times by age 40, yet the median savings for those aged 35 to 44 is only about $45,000 [2] - Responses from millennials reveal a wide range of savings experiences, with some having significant savings while others report being in debt or having no savings at all [2][3] Group 2: Factors Influencing Savings - Positive savings experiences are often linked to strong employer matches, union jobs, or careers in stable sectors such as public education or private equity [3] - Some millennials credit early employment in unionized positions for providing a solid financial foundation, highlighting the importance of employer support in retirement planning [3]

in St. Louis. I know that kids are required to be vaccinated when going to public schools, but it seems as if in your reporting and what NBC has found out is in fact some of these schools are turning kind of a blind eye to this because they don't want to lose federal funding.>> There are a couple of things going on there. The school district answered some of our questions over email, but they did not sit down for an interview with us. But our team made contact with the head nurse and had a conversation with ...

The state of Oklahoma is now requiring teachers coming in from two big blue states, New York and California, to take a 50 question America First test to prove, according to the state's superintendent, they are not coming into our classrooms and indoctrinating our kids. We're already getting a preview of what the prospective teachers will be asked. Some read like a pop quiz on civics.What are the first three words of the Constitution. or what are the two parts of a US Congress and why is freedom of religion ...