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Why Women Can’t Afford To Date Losers in This Economy
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Interest rates, housing, food, oil, and energy costs are not the only things on the rise – so are dating standards. As the next generation of womens become more educated and starts out-earning their male peers, dating in this economy suddenly requires a lot more…
Your Partner is the Biggest Indicator of Your Wealth
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In all things, from business, to love, to the friendships we keep around us, the choices we make significantly impact our trajectory. Few choices hold as much influence as the people that we date. As the saying goes: behind every successful man, is a woman.…
Seeking.com Reveals the Top 25 Cities With Most Eligible Millionaires in North America
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When the world shut down, a large transfer of wealth occurred as millions of new millionaires were minted in the wake of the pandemic. In the years since 2020, lots of new money has entered the chat and it’s showing up in some interesting new…
The Barbenheimer Effect – A Clash of the Titans
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You’ve heard of it; the battle of Barbie and Oppenheimer, the day in movie-goer history when these two leviathans of cinema were pitted against each other. Barbie: she’s pink, driven, on a journey of feminist self-discovery, and Oppenheimer— well, it’s Cillian Murphy with his dark…
Top 3 Beige Flags, and Four More to Look Out For
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In 2023, the concept of “beige flags” gained recognition as a way to identify potential warning signs that aren’t necessarily warning signs at first, but are the precursors to those. Similar to their counterpart, “red flags”, which indicate clear and immediate concerns, beige flags represent…
8 Tips on Curating an Insta-worthy Life
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In the digital age, social media platforms like Instagram have transformed the way we present ourselves to the world. With carefully curated images and snappy captions, users strive to showcase a life that is filled with visual appeal and induces envy with its glamor. From…
