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FALL TRY-ON HAUL AT THE MALL! - Duration: 5:52.
Hey Guys! It's Hashtag Zoe! Welcome back to my channel
So, for today's video I have a Fall Try-on Haul at the Mall for you!
Fall Try-On Haul at the Mall
Fall Fashions 2017
Fall Haul 2017
Hashtag Zoe
So normally, when I go to the mall, I always end up going to the same exact thing
And getting the same crop sweatshirt
And I have like a hundred different colored cropped sweatshirts!~
So, I figured I'd go to the mall for a, Fall Try-On Haul at the Mall!
I tried on things that maybe I wouldn't wear. I tried on some things that are different.
Or like Fall Fashion that I normally wouldn't try on!
So I tried on a bunch of Fall fashions from Target, Nordstroms, H&M, Macy's and Zara!
So, here's a compilation of me trying on Fall fashions at the mall!
Stay tuned for my Sweet 16 What I got for my Birthday Haul this Friday!
Bye Guys!
Hashtag Zoe
Shopping at Target, Zara, Nordstroms, Macy's and H&M!
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Candy Crush Is Coming To A Live Audience Near You (HBO) - Duration: 4:09.
— It's summertime,
when the TV networks roll out their biggest, dumbest programming.
Dexter Thomas visited the Orson Welles of primetime game shows
as he unveiled his latest masterpiece.
— Three!
Two!
One—
Crush!
— This is TV's version of Candy Crush,
the mobile game juggernaut.
CBS is adding the live-audience game show,
hosted by Mario Lopez…
— Let's Crush!
— …to its hot-weather line up.
The first episode aired on Sunday.
It's almost exactly the same game as on your phone,
except here, teams of two players compete against a giant interactive game board.
Behind the scenes is a hitmaker named Matt Kunitz,
who the "LA Times" once called "the King of Reality TV."
— Maude, we're going to change the copy.
— He's the person that brought America family television classics like "Fear Factor"…
— Chew it!
Bite it and chew it!
Do it!
— …and "Wipe Out":
Kunitz thinks his newest show will be a crowd pleaser too—
but it might not make everybody happy.
— Critics don't like your shows.
— Yeah.
I don't care.
I mean, I really don't.
It's not for the critics.
— People have said, "This is stupid."
"This is lowest common denominator TV."
Like, this is stuff that people say.
— If you program for the critics,
if you try to make movies, television, music for the critics,
like, they're not the masses.
So I have to think about the broad audience,
millions of people out there,
and I have to sort-of find what is that sweet spot,
that millions of people are going to enjoy.
There's many shows you can watch that are there to be thought-provoking.
Probably your show, right?
— I like to think so.
— I don't think that the shows that I do are really designed for, you know,
"Oh, I'm gonna go and I'm going to be, you know, intellectually challenged watching the show."
You come to my shows because you want to have a good time.
— Kunitz and his team spent more than two years in pre-production
trying to figure out how to move the game from mobile phones to TVs.
And the game stayed the same.
Sort-of.
— Alright.
You been in a harness before?
— Uh… not like this.
— What harness have you been in?
— Let's not talk about that.
It's a family TV show.
— The way this challenge works is we're going to be harnessed
from up there, from that gantry,
we're gonna have these two big giant hands that are attached to these sticks,
and we have to make matches with them.
This always reminds me—
have you seen the movie "Half Baked"?
— Yes!
— Y'know, where they get real high and they're just floating around?
— Nice!
— Being a contestant on this show is pretty challenging,
especially if you're afraid of heights.
But if you've played a lot of Candy Crush,
you do have an advantage.
— Has there been anybody who has just been…
"Yo, why are you so good at this game?"
— Yeah.
There's also been some people that have been like,
"Yo, why are you so bad at this game?"
— Really? — Yeah.
— Alright guys, are you ready?
Three, two, one, boom!
— Three, two—
and applause, everybody!
— Since the original Candy Crush was launched in 2012,
gamers across the world have played one trillion rounds.
The TV show might not get that popular.
But Kunitz has a track record of producing shows American families want to watch,
and he might be onto something here.
— Do you think Candy Crush is it?
Do you think other mobile games could be adapted for TV?
— Well, hopefully it's going to be a big hit.
And if it is, then watch out because every network will start saying,
"Let's look at those mobile games,"
and you'll start seeing a lot more.
It's just the way it works.
— Are you worried about imitators?
— No.
You know, if you're doing good work,
then it doesn't really matter.
Like, someone else can come along and do something similar—
I mean, no one else can come and do "Candy Crush."
People have tried to do "Wipe Out," they've tried to do "Fear Factor."
I think if you're first to the game, you're gonna be pretty safe.
— Okay, everybody, let's make this a good show!
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Everything You Need To Know About Gerrymandering (Fun!) - Duration: 1:55.
NARRATOR: For almost a decade now, Democrats have been
locked in the minority in the House of Representatives.
The reason why goes back to the huge Republican wave that swept the 2010 midterms.
Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives
and Republicans won control of two thirds of state legislative chambers.
But what made the 2010 Republican victories so important
is that they coincided with an event that happens every 10 years:
The Federal Census.
This is when the government tries to count everyone in the country.
States gain or lose House seats based on the census results,
and then redraw their congressional districts.
Many states rely on state legislatures to do this redistricting.
NARRATOR: This means that elected politicians actually get to draw the lines that keep them in power.
POLITICIAN: Here, just let me do it.
NARRATOR: To shore up their 2010 gains,
Republicans set up a $30 million project called REDMAP.
REDMAP worked by gerrymandering.
Packing.
Grouping voters together to concentrate and isolate them.
And cracking. Splitting a group of voters apart to dilute their influence.
Here's how it can work: This rectangle has 60 blue circles and 40 red circles
but can be divided into two blue districts and three red districts,
giving the Red side the advantage.
Republicans use their new control over state legislatures to gerrymander on a grand scale.
It worked. Like gangbusters.
In 2012 Democrats took in 1.4 million more votes than Republicans.
Yet Republicans retained control of the House
by a comfortable 33-seat margin.
Many of the new districts were drawn to stay safely Republican,
even if Democrats rode a big election wave
like the one that swept Republicans into office in 2010.
NARRATOR: To flip the House in 2018, Democrats have to win 24 seats.
That's not easy.
Since thanks to Gerrymandering there are half as many swing districts now as there were 20 years ago.
The battle lines are already drawn,
and it'll be an uphill fight for congressional Democrats.
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Shereen Takes You Inside the Mercedes-Benz GLE with Minh-Thu! - Duration: 3:35.
Is this thing on?
Hey Edmonton, it's Shereen here from Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
Just wanted to check in and see how everyone was doing
I wanted to show you a few things with a vehicle.
So my manager gave me his key to his vehicle
because I needed it to go on a test drive earlier today
but now I'm thinking we should
just step inside and check it out
It's a little rainy here in Edmonton today
but when is there not wild weather here?
We still sell cars here at Mercedes
even though it's raining
What are you doing?
We're making a video!
For what?
Your cameras getting wet though
Say hi!
Hi, what are you doing?
Just making a video on the GLE
Hey guys, how are you?
We're going to go see the GLE and it's raining
so let's go!
That doesn't stop us
Make sure it's unlocked
Hold on
I've got so much stuff I'm like Mary Poppins
Her nice little Mercedes umbrella
Yeah, you can get them at our parts department!
Which is pretty cool
Okay Shereen, what are we doing in the GLE?
I just thought we would come in and check out Jordan's ride
for the week
So can you tell me what this vehicle has on it for packaging?
This one has the Intelligent Drive system
the premium package
Aluminum running boards
Standard anthracite trim
and I think that's it
am I missing anything?
No, what kind of leather is on these seats?
Black artico leather
Artico
Artico, artico
I was once told by a very reputable man in our industry
that it is called artico
So what we wanted to display, is show you how
the Apple Carplay in the GLE works
Minh-Thu plugged in her phone
into our fancy little green cord
that we found
Here is what displays when you plug in your phone
All the apps, you even have the Mercedes-Benz app there
Your phone, you can phone anyone
Google Maps
Click on your maps
Pops up
We are at Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
What else should we see?
Should we see Minh-Thu's messages?
No, you don't want to be seeing those messages
Nope, nope, nope!
Her music is on there
Now playing, so her Apple music plays on there as well
She's got Podcasts, audiobooks
Minh-Thu's music is mostly
of the hip-hop and R&B genre
Look at all that space in the back seat
and the trunk, which you can't fully see
because we've got that trunk cover covering everything
Because Jordan's got a lot of stuff in here.
Here's the rest of the dash
and if you want to see more of the GLE
come see me, Shereen at Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
and then...
Come see her!
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Which Mercedes-Benz Do You Want to See with Andy Young? - Duration: 0:37.
Hi everybody
It's Andy Young from Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
I just want to ask you guys a quick question
Which video, what video, what car do you want me to make?
So we have the C-Class over here
We have the GLC over here
We have S-Class Cabriolet over here
S-Class sedan over here
GLA over here
Tons of Mercedes, I think like 20 models
Let me know
Comment down below
Let me know what video you want me to make next week
Once again, it's Andy Young from Mercedes-Benz Edmonton West
You can always call us over here
(780) 484-9000
Thank you, bye bye
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Top 10 Foods Pregnant Women Should Not Eat in Pregnancy - Duration: 10:07.
welcome to my channel health for you
10 Foods Pregnant Women Should not Eat
1: Eating for two When you're pregnant, there are a lot of new
things to think about, especially when it comes to healthy eating.
You may need to drop some long-established eating habits and learn how to walk a fine
balance between getting enough nutrition for your baby, and avoiding foods that can harm
the both of you.
Here are 10 foods that you need to be cautious about eating while you're expecting.
2: Unpasteurized dairy Pregnant women should aim to get three to
four daily servings of dairy.
It's packed with calcium, protein, and vitamin D to help build your baby's developing bones,
teeth, heart, and nerves.
But there is one caveat: not all dairy products are safe to eat when you've got a bun in the
oven.
"Avoid raw milk and other raw dairy products," says Health For you, RDN, a registered dietitian
who specializes in maternal and prenatal nutrition.
Check the label to see if your milk and cheese has been pasteurized.
"[The process] kills bacteria, which can be harmful if consumed," she says.
Certain varieties of soft cheese are considered risky, such as Brie, Camembert, blue cheese,
and feta.
These are often (but not always) unpasteurized, and can carry Listeria, a germ that can cause
miscarriages.
3:Processed meats For a quick-and-easy meal on the go, sandwiches
are an excellent choice for most people.
But if you're pregnant, you will want to take a closer look at the ingredient list.
Because of the risk of Listeria, you will need to avoid deli meats such as ham, turkey,
chicken, bologna, and salami.
"It's the only bacteria that continues to grow at chilled temperatures," says Health4u.
"Most healthy adults don't react to it, but it definitely is risky for pregnancy."
There is a silver lining, though.
You should be able to find prepackaged, pasteurized lunchmeats at the supermarket.
You can also use processed meats when you prepare your own food at home.
"They need to be heated to 165 degrees to kill the pathogen Listeria," says Health4u.
4:Salad bars and prepared salads Salads are often prepared with fresh fruits
and vegetables, making them one of the healthiest meals you can eat—so you may be surprised
to learn that you will need to avoid salad bars and prepared salads at delis and cafeterias.
"There are several concerns here," says Health4u.
"Has the temperature been consistently less than 40 degrees?
Has the food been sitting out for less than two hours?
And is there any unpasteurized cheese in the food?"
If the answer is yes to any of these, the food may have been exposed to Salmonella,
Listeria, or E. Coli.
It's much safer to prepare your own salads at home, after giving the leafy greens a thorough
wash.
5:Unpasteurized juice Drinking juice is a convenient way to pack
more servings of fruit and vegetables into your diet.
However, not all juices are safe, since they can harbor E. Coli or Listeria.
These can endanger a developing baby.
"Avoid freshly squeezed juices at fairs and farmer's markets where it may be unknown how
long a juice has been away from the fruit," Health4u says.
"But it's okay to squeeze your own juice at home and consume it right away."
Packaged juices are also safe, as long as they have been pasteurized.
6:Undercooked meat and raw fish Say goodbye to rare steak and sushi while
you're pregnant.
"Bacteria and other pathogens thrive in undercooked meat and seafood," says Health4u, so expectant
women need to take extra care that their meats are heated to a high enough temperature.
"You will need to cook meat to at least 145 degrees and leftovers to at least 165 degrees."
If you're a meat lover, grab a food thermometer and use this handy chart as a guide.
7:Undercooked eggs Eggs are an excellent source of protein, vitamins,
and minerals.
But if you're pregnant, you'll need to make sure that your eggs are cooked all the way
through, with whites and yolks firm throughout.
Surprising sources of raw eggs include homemade and fresh-made ice cream, mayonnaise, Caesar
salad dressing, raw cookie dough, eggnog, and hollandaise sauce.
(Store-bought is fine as long as you see "pasteurized" on the label.)
"Salmonella is the bacterial risk here," says Health4u.
You will also want to check the sell-by date on any eggs you buy, and keep them refrigerated.
8: Coffee "Caffeine is a concern," says Health4u.
Consuming very high amounts has been linked to miscarriages, so you may want to cut down
on coffee during pregnancy.
But here's good news: you don't need to go cold turkey.
Consuming up to 200 mg of caffeine per day is generally considered to be safe.
This is equivalent to one to two cups of coffee.
"However, some women may feel more sensitive to caffeine during pregnancy," says Health4u.
If you do choose to indulge, you will need to keep track of other sneaky sources of caffeine,
such as chocolate and energy drinks.
9:High-mercury fish Pregnant women need to avoid high-mercury
fish, since this chemical has a tendency to accumulate in the body.
"It may cause damage to the nervous system," says Health4u.
Avoid shark, swordfish, tilefish, king mackerel, and canned albacore tuna, since these larger
fish tend to contain more mercury.
The good news is that you can stock up on high-quality protein and omega-3 fatty acids
by limiting yourself to low-mercury fish.
According to Health4u, safe choices include tilapia, salmon, shellfish, and canned light
tuna.10 of 11 Getty Images
10: Liver Vitamin A is an essential nutrient for a baby's
embryonic growth, and it also helps with tissue repair after labor and delivery.
Most women are able to get more than enough vitamin A from prenatal vitamins, as well
as from the fruits and vegetables, meat, dairy, and eggs that a person would normally eat.
Too much vitamin A, however, is bad for baby: "It may cause birth defects," Health4u says.
A serving of beef liver contains 431% of your recommended daily intake, so it's best to
avoid it after you give birth.
11: Alcohol Most experts agree that women should avoid
alcohol during pregnancy to prevent fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS).
Some doctors say an occasional glass of wine is fine, but the CDC and the U.S. Surgeon
General still advise against it.
Though there's no evidence that drinking a small amount of alcohol will harm a baby later
in pregnancy (the most dangerous time to drink appears to be later in the first trimester),
there's also no evidence that it won't hurt the baby.
Health4u's take: "Avoid all alcohol during all trimesters of pregnancy."
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Part 4 - What you told us - key insights - Duration: 8:42.
(soft tunes)
- So some of the things we've heard...
I'll just run through some of the themes.
So keeping people healthy and safe,
it's good for business, clearly.
Information and knowledge is vital.
So some of the services that we haven't offered in the past
is ready access to information that supports you,
in your decision making.
Gives you an understanding
of what's going on in your sector.
And, Worksafe is doing a great job
at putting a lot more information,
and making it readily available.
I think in the future, for us, our websites and our portals,
that will be developed going
through the transformation programme
will tailor that information
for multiple sites and give it to you.
So you'll have a tailored offering of information to you,
to be able to help you make your decisions.
Health and safety performance is a journey.
Now everybody's talked to us about health and safety.
It isn't just here.
It's not a standard that you meet.
It's a continuously evolving process.
New businesses that come in
will start off in a very early development stage.
And, they might just be interested in understanding
broad risks about business survival,
might not be that interested in health and safety.
But as they evolve and grow,
health and safety interest improves.
So what we're looking to do
is have product and service offerings tailored to maturity.
And, one of the challenges, of course,
is trying to figure out how mature you are.
So we're still working our way through that,
and I think that's gonna take a bit of time to evolve,
and we will definitely need help from business customers,
understanding how you view your maturity,
and therefore how we can reflect that.
Authentic leadership is really important
in health and safety.
Now that's true for a business, but it's also true for us
as our role in the system.
We need to authentically lead, as well.
So we need to put our incentives
into a space that helps you.
They need to be focused on improvement
and continuous improvement,
and maybe not just hitting a standard.
Quick return to work is important.
It's important for us,
it's important for the worker,
it's important for you.
And, we need to find ways of supporting you with that.
So at the moment, there's a significant criticism
around experience rating that says,
hey, most of my experience is down to the GP
and their certification.
Phil talked to you about next gen case manager.
Well, part of some of the other strategies going on
is how we're working with providers
to get them more information
about what appropriate certification practises there can be.
How we can connect your view about
what the opportunities for return to work are
in the business, with a provider and with a case manager,
so everybody that's actually involved
in supporting that injured worker
returning to work actually has a common understanding
of the opportunity and how to do it.
So the work we're doing here,
and the feedback we're getting from you
about the challenges you're having with us
is being fed not only into the programme that I'm looking at,
which is levies and incentives,
but also more broadly into
the next generation case management that we're doing,
the provider services programmes
that we're working on,
and in general how we actually, as a business,
respond to you.
Partnerships are important to unlock value.
That's not only partnerships with us,
but also partnerships that you have with lots of
different agents and players inside the system.
So, one of the things we've been thinking about
is how do we use our incentives,
or possibly wrap some services around supporting you,
form great partnerships, have people around your business
that support you, help you do better,
improve faster, or continuously improve.
So, we're thinking about that in our incentives.
And, ideas can be, like in targeted financial incentives,
one of the ideas we're toying with
is a subsidy to access health and safety advice.
To make it for businesses who can't really afford it,
or find it a financial barrier,
remove that barrier, and allow that advice
to come into the business.
Reputation.
Everybody talks about reputation,
and I think it's really an important driver.
It's a significant driver at our board.
I'm sure it's a significant driver
for directors and boards of your businesses.
Generally what we hear
from business customers is benchmark me.
Tell me how good I am compared to everybody else.
That's a great way of doing it.
It's really difficult to do,
but we are thinking about
how can we use our levy system
to support benchmarking,
or basically look at reputation?
So, an idea we're toying with
is if you are at a certain level of performance
for a long period of time,
can we recognise that,
can ACC recognise that in a certain way
that allows you to tie that to your brand?
They need to work together, our incentive products.
They need to work together with what Worksafe's doing.
And, the development of great guidance,
great education programmes,
they need to work with all
the different incentives that we have.
Not only our levies,
but also our targeted financial incentives.
They need to work together to work towards
the goals that the government has set for us, as a whole,
as members of the health and safety system.
We're all leaders in that system.
We all have a desire to hit that 25% reduction, by 2020.
(coughing)
Reward and action.
Change theory tells you about
the distance between an action and a reward
is really vital.
So for ACC, one of the challenges we have
is we annually levy.
So, that means that for a lot of things
the distance between the actions that you take
to make a difference and the reward that you receive
from ACC, can often be quite long.
In fact, in current experience rating system,
you may make an action now
and you may not get it realised for three years
because you're carrying some history
of claims experience with you.
That's too much distance.
So, we've got to think about
how we build our levies to ensure
that when you take an action now
that is intended to have future consequences,
we can recognise that, as you take it,
well as close to that as we possibly can.
Fairness.
The message we heard from business customers
is it's my experience that counts.
Levy me on my experience, not on everybody else's.
Now an insurance product generally pools experience
as part of it's pricing approach.
And, I think you can't get away from that,
but we certainly can get much closer to reflecting
your experience and your levy,
that we have in the past.
The complexity is difficult to create.
Understanding challenges means that
many businesses don't know what they need to do
to change the experience rating.
Now, I think experience rating is complex,
there's no doubt about that.
But, the complexity doesn't have to be your problem,
it needs to be our problem.
So, what we're trying to do
is remove the complexity from you,
and give you better transparency and understanding
of simple actions that can have consequences on your levy.
And, some of that is about incorporating
leading indicators into how we look at experience.
So, where you take actions
to make a difference in your business,
whether it be on a cultural aspect,
or minimising body stress,
and low back injury or shoulder injury,
preferably shoulder injury.
It's a really good one to work on.
Those are areas that we want to recognise, early,
and be able to give you an idea
of just what that would do to the experience rating,
as you are planning to do it.
So, when you do your investment conversation
with your business, you already know the impact.
There's been a concern that there's
a high administrative burden
placed on businesses to work with us.
And, we're really keen, not only to make it easier for you,
which is to fill the point about our paying points,
but also to the lower the cost to you
about working with us.
There's lots of initiatives working on that.
And, I'm hopeful that you'll see a difference
in the next 12 months.
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Funny Car Modifications & Designs You Won't Believe Exist - Duration: 4:12.
Funny Car Modifications & Designs You Won't Believe Exist
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The CFPB Military Education Forum: Financial Well-being — consumerfinance.gov - Duration: 8:04.
Hello, and welcome to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Military Consumer Corner.
I'm Walter Suskind, Public Affairs Specialist at the CFPB.
I'll be your guide for this look at the four elements that define personal financial
well-being.
The CFPB is here to help you navigate the consumer financial market place.
Part of our mission is to empower consumers to take control of their financial lives.
Today, we're highlighting information on the four elements that form financial well-being
and showing how they impact the lives of everyday consumers and servicemembers like you.
Let's begin with a message from Janneke Ratcliffe, Assistant Director for the Office
of Financial Education.
We want to help people improve their financial lives, and their over-all financial well-being,
by setting and working towards goals that can make a real difference.
Our research has revealed that consumers consider financial well-being as having financial security
and financial freedom of choice, in the present and in the future.
You can see what else we learned in our report on financial well-being at consumerfinance.gov.
Savings and income are part of financial well-being, but we learned that they're not all that
there is to it.
Instead, when people talked about their own financial well-being, four main elements came
to light.
Those are: feeling in control; having the capacity to absorb a financial shock; being
on track to meet goals; and having the flexibility to make choices.
Each of these elements brings its own challenges, but it's important to understand each as
it relates directly to how you can develop your own sense of financial well-being.
As you watch the rest of this video, take note of additional tips and information about
these four elements and more resources from us that can help you.
I hope you'll take something away that you can share with others.
And thank you for watching!
Financial well-being and feeling secure in our finances sounds great, but what does that mean?
And, what does it look like in our everyday lives?
Here are a few examples of how the four main elements of financial well-being might come
into play.
Take a look:
This is crazy!
How am I supposed to pay all of this?
I'm working my butt off and still can't get my head above water.
How am I supposed to do this?
Feeling secure in your financial life means having control over your day-to-day and month-to-month
finances.
This means you're able to cover your expenses, pay your bills on time, and generally not
worry about having enough money to get by.
This isn't just about having money, it's about managing it.
We have tools that can help you set financial goals, track and manage income and spending,
plan for and prioritize your expenses,
and understand your rights when it comes to debt collection.
You can find those tools and more information about financial well-being at our website:
consumerfinance.gov.
There, just search for "Issue-Focused Tools".
Why do you keep putting me on hold?!
No, you listen!
I have been on this phone for almost two hours and you're saying no one
is available to speak with me about this damage?
There is a hole in my roof!
All my stuff is getting soaked!
What?
No, I didn't realize my policy lapsed!
No, don't put me on hold. Don't put --
Feeling secure in your financial life
means having the capacity to absorb a financial shock.
Whether you get in a car accident or are temporarily laid off from a job, a safety net such as
savings, insurance, or family can help stop a financial shock
from turning into a longer-lasting setback.
We have tips on how you can save for emergencies and information on other ways you can plan
for a financial shock.
You can find those tips and more information about financial well-being at our website:
consumerfinance.gov.
Oh my gosh Sarah, look at this one.
We can go horseback riding on the beach on day three.
I've never done that before.
Check this out.
Our package also includes a 2 hour snorkeling adventure in the coves.
That's awesome!
I'm so glad we saved up, so we could do this.
What's planned for day 5?
It says we can choose between the half day relaxation package and catered lunch or a
full day hiking adventure.
Relaxation package!
Feeling secure in your financial life means being on track to meet your financial goals.
Whether or not you have a formal financial plan, you should be setting goals that are
important to you, and working toward those goals.
Think of this as moving toward financial freedom.
We've built tools and resources to help you ask questions, plan ahead, and act on
those plans -- resources that help you navigate everyday financial problems and achieve major
financial goals, like owning a home or planning for a secure retirement.
You can find those resources and more information about financial well-being at our website:
consumerfinance.gov.
Just search for "Consumer Tools".
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Feeling secure in your financial life means having the financial freedom to make choices
to enjoy life.
Whether that is taking a family vacation, going out to eat, or working less to spend
more time with family.
But, when you face a financial choice or task, consider how your actions might affect your
financial security and financial freedom, today and in the future.
Our Ask CFPB tool can help you find the information you need to make more informed choices about
your money with clear, impartial answers to hundreds of financial questions.
You can find Ask CFPB and more information about financial well-being at our website:
consumerfinance.gov/askcfpb.
So, there you have it.
Feeling in control, having the capacity to absorb a financial shock, being on track to
meet goals, and having the flexibility to make choices are what make up the four elements
of financial well-being.
Visit consumerfinance.gov to learn more and take charge of your finances.
You can start by taking a short quiz to score your own financial well-being.
Just search for "Financial Well-being".
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