Tellwut CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points - December 1 2023

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Many Canadians who used credit to purchase holiday gifts last year are still paying off their debt as we head into the December holidays, a survey from NerdWallet Canada has revealed.

British Airways has announced the findings of a survey which reveals one in five Canadians are planning to travel more than ever before in 2024. A third (33%) of Canadians plan to explore new destinations and tick places of their 'must visit' list in the new year. Almost two thirds (64%) plan to go off the beaten track to less touristy destinations when they plan their news years travel, with 1 in 10 planning to attend a major entertainment or sporting event.

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One in four Americans “don’t feel like adults” until they hit their late 20s, according to a new study. The poll of 2,000 US adults found another 6% said it took them until their mid-30s before they began to feel like adults.

New York City's mayor, Eric Adams, signed the "Sweet Truth Act" into law on November 21. The legislation requires chains with 15 or more restaurants in the city to label any food and drinks that exceed the FDA's recommended daily amounts of added sugar. The FDA's current guidelines suggest that adults keep their daily added sugar consumption to less than 10% of their total calories per day. If someone eats a 2,000-calorie-per-day diet, they should not eat more than 50 grams of added sugar, according to the FDA, which adds up to around 200 calories. It's important to note that the FDA distinguishes added sugar from the sugars found naturally in milk, fruits, or vegetables. The bill's text states that restaurants with 15 or more locations will be required to "conspicuously post added sugar icons and factual warning statements on menus or menu boards" if those items have more than 50 grams of added sugar.

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