Older Americans spend less on clothes with age study
A Labor Department analysis shows Americans aged 65 and over spend far less on clothing than younger groups even when income is similar. Regional and gender differences persist with coats and dresses accounting for large portions of the senior wardrobe and footwear the smallest outlay.
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New US Paper Money Size Reduced by One Third
The World Almanac reports a one third reduction in the size of US paper money. The change, effective on the specified date, introduces smaller, more durable currency easier to handle and less prone to creasing.
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