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The Misperceptions of Radio section contains the 10 commonly-held misperceptions of radio, and a collection of Power Point slides to help you have a fact-based conversation with your clients about the power of radio.


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Best age to get married, have a child, buy a home and retire? Here's what Americans say

Young adults in the United States are reaching family and financial milestones later in life than they were 40 years ago. That begs the question: What are the best ages to reach these milestones? They asked 3,600 U.S. adults what they think is the best age to get married, have their first child, buy a home and retire.

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Dealers brace for auto tariffs to come

The U.S. auto market is entering turbulent territory as new tariffs on vehicles and parts from Canada, Mexico and China are slated to take effect as early as April 2. While February showed no major market disruptions, March, April and beyond could be a different story, especially if tariffs linger into the medium term.

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College prices seen as unfair but worth the investment

Fewer than one in five current or prospective U.S. college students (18%) believe four-year colleges charge fair prices for what they offer students, while a majority (59%) disagree. Attitudes toward the prices of two-year colleges are more positive, although less than half (40%) still say these colleges charge fair prices.

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