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I was trying to figure out people’s taste for risk by looking at the share of equities in their financial portfolio, and wondered to what extent this was colored by 401(k) participation and the ...

Garmin has rolled out its ECG feature to more territories It can now be used in the EU and Australia It works on watches like the Venu 3, Fenix 8, and more This week, Garmin has rolled out a ...

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Always follow the instructions for use. The ECG app is not available in all regions and is only available on select Garmin smartwatches with the latest version of the Garmin Connect smartphone app ...

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The 80% rule is far from foolproof, and all the money doesn't have to come from your 401(k), but it's a good broad baseline you can use and adjust accordingly to your personal situation.