BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
Today President Joe Biden is slated to announce that he’s moving his deadline for all adults to be eligible for a vaccine to April 19. This new date is about two weeks sooner than his original deadline of May 1.
The president will deliver his remarks from the White House after a visit to a Virginia vaccination site. He is also expected to share that this country is the first to administer 150 million doses of the vaccine. So far over 75% of Americans over the age of 65 have received a shot, while more than 55% of that population is considered fully vaccinated.
What else should you know about this?
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MARKET UPDATE
Dow Jones futures, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures, were lower early Tuesday following Monday’s record highs. Tesla stock surged on strong deliveries, while tech giants Alphabet, Facebook and Microsoft are in new buy zones.
On Monday, the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite advanced 1.7%. The S&P 500 moved up 1.4%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average traded up 1.1%.
On Monday, the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 1.72%, just below last week’s 14-month high of 1.765%.
Amid the current stock market rally, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 hit record highs Monday.
What else should you know going in to the trading day?
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SAVING FOR THE FUTURE
4 mistakes to avoid to keep your retirement savings safe
Social Security isn’t necessarily as secure as you need it to be. That’s why saving for retirement should be one of your biggest financial priorities.
Make sure that your non-working years will be enjoyed without the threat of debt hanging over your head. People can make very common mistakes and accidentally sabotage their savings.
One such mistake? Not taking full advantage of an employer match. If your workplace offers an employer match, that means the company will contribute to your retirement fund based on your contributions. In other words, it’s free money. Be sure to double-check, then triple-check that you’re claiming all the money you’re eligible for.
What other errors should you avoid?
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WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER
If you are a procrastinator, these productivity hacks are for you
You should probably be doing something else besides reading an article about how to be less of a procrastinator. You deserve a gold star! This is a step in the right direction. Procrastination is not a disease. It’s a mindset that can be changed.
To change your mindset, you need to acknowledge that you have an unhealthy habit. Not only you’re prioritizing unimportant things; basically, nothing gets done. The next thing you need to do is commit to change. Finally, finish this article and find out about these productivity tips to kick your habits.
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LEARNING FROM THE PAST
The first modern Summer Olympic Games opened on April 6, 1896
On April 6, 1896, the first modern Summer Olympic Games opened in Athens, Greece.
Athletes from 14 different nations competed in the games, with Greece, Germany, France, and Great Britain having the largest delegations. But American athlete James Connolly was the first athlete to win gold during the inaugural modern games, making him the first Olympic champion in 1,500 years. Connolly won the top medal in the triple jump when taking home that prestigious title.
A total of 243 athletes were part of the games in 1896. There were 43 different events during the Summer Games, with a marathon, jumping, swimming, and gymnastics being the highlights.
Check out some photos and additional stats from the first modern Summer Olympics right here.
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Rex Jackson
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