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Cybersecurity giant Kaspersky has identified Gen Zs as one of the most exposed to cybercrimes due to oversharing of information online. In a report, Kaspersky said Gen Zs may be the most tech savvy ...

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FOMO isn’t a life sentence. With a few mindset shifts and intentional habits, you can turn this kind of anxiety into empowerment, and even find joy in missing out.

FOMO isn’t a life sentence. With a few mindset shifts and intentional habits, you can turn this kind of anxiety into empowerment, and even find joy in missing out.

New research shows that keeping with the digital Joneses, and making purchases based on pressures from social media, is driving a significant portion of young Americans into debt.