Daniel Bortz

Personal Finance Reporter, U.S. News & World Report

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Personal finance reporter @usnews. Professional TV-dinner zapper, with dreams of being resurrected as a food critic. dbortz@usnews.com.

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Willadene Zedan Graduates At 85

businessinsider.com — The employment market being what it is for newly minted college graduates, Willadene Zedan would stand out at Saturday's commencement at Marian University in Fond du Lac, Wis., if only for the fact that she'll begin the job of her dreams just four days later: Accompanying a local doctor on house calls to the homebound elderly.
@AaronGuerrero87 Nice story on awkward coworkers. I was definitely that guy who stared at the floor when walking by new office mates
Guess who?: Quiz: Which Celebrities Tweeted These Financial Quips? - US News t.usnews.com/s314 via @usnews

Quiz: Which Celebrities Tweeted These Financial Quips?

money.usnews.com — Guess who? (iStockPhoto) "No WAY should the government issue a trillion-dollar coin. Think of the hassle just retooling all the vending machines!" "How about we keep Social Security and maybe not spend billions for NORAD to keep tracking Santa every year? #FiscalCliff" "Sand dollars are now worth only 10 percent of what they were worth in 1947.
@RSoffer Did you know that the song Warehouse was also once called The Bourbon Song? #dmb ow.ly/i/28SVs

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Difference Between Simple and Compound Interest from Better Money Habits

bettermoneyhabits.com — Well, now you've learned what I think is, is, is quite possibly one of the most useful concepts in life and you might already be familiar with it. But if you're not this will, will hopefully keep you from one day, uh, filing for bankruptcy.
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Study: College Women Binge Drink More Often Than Men

usnews.com — Female college students exceed government-suggested limits on weekly alcohol consumption more often than male students do, according to a new report by researchers at Harvard University. [RANKINGS: U.S. News' Best Colleges] Men and women are starting on something of an uneven playing field.
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