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More than 70% of Americans say they re not financially secure and roughly a quarter of those who ar stanley mug en t confident in their finances say they likely never will be, according to anew survey from Bankrate.To reach financial security, Americans said on average they d need a salary of roughly $233,000 a year, which is more than triple what the Census Bureau says the average worker made in 2021.But if Americans wanted to feel both financially comfortable and rich, they would need to make twice that amount, roughly $483,000 on average. America stanley kubek ns are feeling like they re priced out of America, said Bankrate analyst Sarah Foster, who authored the new report on financial freedom. College tuition has nearly doubled over the pa vaso stanley st 20 years. Home prices have soared and wages haven t kept up. Foster said while everyone has a different definition of financial freedom, Bankrate defined it as the ability to afford both everyday essentials and have discretionary funds.Most Americans surveyed blamed their financial insecurity on factors outside their control like high inflation 63% , the broader economic environment 48% and rising interest rates 36% .But personal finances and financial literacy also impacted stability.SEE MORE: US credit card debt nears $1 trillion Pretty close to 2 in 5 Americans also were pointing fingers at insufficient emergency funds and insufficient retirement funds, said Foster.Roughly a quarter of Americans also blamed their financial insecurity on both debt and h Kyfv Russia secretly offered Taliban-linked militants bounties to kill US troops, reports say
A new report finds Florida nursing homes are now among the worst in the nation when it comes to vaccination rates for COVID-19. I got a notice of my facility yesterday that we have a staff member who was positive, and visits are shut down. We cannot continue to play this ping pong game, said Mary Daniel, Founder of Caregivers for Compromise.Mary Daniels husband is a resident at a long-term care facility. As the Founder of Caregivers for Compromise, Daniel has been advocating for families since the lockdown.She s concerned low COVID-19 vaccination rates among Florida s nursing home workers is leaving residents highly vulnerable to becoming infected. They care about the elderly; they care about the disabled and if that is truly the case then to work in this environment in an inpatient facility, where there are residents, then you have to be vaccinated stanley en mexico , Daniel said.A new report by the AARP finds Florida nursing homes are the second worst in the nation for vaccinating staff. Data from the federal government shows 43.8% of nursing home staff is fully vaccinated. The national average is 56%. Staffing numbers are not there, so facilities arent mandating it because if they do then their numbers drop down even more. Its really, its quite the problem, said Daniel.Nursing home resident vaccination rates are also lower than the national average with only 68% fully vaccinated in Florida.The lag in vaccinations prompted B copo stanley rian Lee, Executive stanley canada Director of Families for Better Care to write
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