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Happy Almost Memorial Day weekend! It's Paul Davidson bringing you today's top headlines from The Daily Money. |
With Memorial Day road travel expected to return to pre-pandemic levels, gas prices are also doing their part to make the trip feel more like old times. |
Regular unleaded gasoline averaged $3.57 a gallon nationally Friday, down from $4.60 a year ago, according to AAA. |
An estimated 42.3 million travelers will drive at least 50 miles from home this weekend, up by 2.7 million, or 7%, from last year and the third-busiest Memorial Day holiday since 2000, AAA says. | A customer pumps gas Wilfredo Lee, AP |
Colorado Springs tops list of cities for college grads |
So you just graduated college. Now where should you live? |
Colorado Springs is the top destination for newly minted grads, according to a Zillow index that accounts for income, housing costs and job openings, among other factors. The typical college grad makes $63,000 annually in the metro area and benefits from strong job growth and a large population of young adults, the online real estate marketplace says. |
Those pluses more than offset the hefty 35% of income the new workforce entrants must set aside for rent (without roommates), Zillow says. |
Spokane, Washington, and Des Moines, Iowa, take second and third place in Zillow's ranking. |
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The summer party season starts Memorial Day weekend and some Mexican drinks have become among the most popular. Mexican beers, especially Modelo, are gaining favor along with non-alcoholic craft beers such as Don Equis Lime & Salt Zero. |
Premium tequilas are also hot, along with High Noon tequila seltzers and non-alcoholic mocktails. Spending on spirits at retail edged up 1.2% last year. Outlays on beer rose while wine sales dipped. |
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