The amount Americans believe they will need to save to retire comfortably, is increasing.

Many Americans have big goals when it comes to retirement savings.

According to a new study, the average American now believes they will need $1.4 million to retire comfortably — but their actual savings are falling far short.

Emily Stewart, a Senior Correspondent with Business Insider joins Veronica Dudo to dicuss why so many Americans feel that saving for retirement has never felt scarier – or more confusing.

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Lizzo’s recent Instagram post about craving a more ordinary life sparks discussion on the evolving relationship between celebrities and AI.

Is her desire to step back indicative of a broader trend among stars seeking normalcy in a digitised world?

As AI influences celebrity culture, maintaining authenticity and mental well-being become crucial.

The entertainment industry must prioritise support for its stars’ mental health over relentless pursuit of fame.

Lizzo’s revelation underscores the importance of self-care beyond the spotlight.

Diabetes management in Australia is set to undergo a significant shift with the recent collaboration between Diabetes Australia and Defeat Diabetes.

Please note: It’s important to consult with your GP or healthcare professional before making any significant changes to your diabetes management or starting a new diet plan.

This partnership aims to change the approach to tackling both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, as well as addressing the issue of Pre-Diabetes.

Type 2 Diabetes, in particular, poses a significant threat due to its potential complications, making effective management crucial.

Fortunately, Australians now have the opportunity to put Type 2 Diabetes into remission or prevent its onset through lifestyle modifications, including adopting a low-carb diet.

While some may express concerns about potential risks associated with such dietary changes, research suggests that the benefits outweigh the risks, both in the short and long term.

Globally, countries are grappling with the rise of Dia-Obesity, prompting various approaches to manage this epidemic. Notably, influential low-carb advocates, including those with controversial histories, continue to champion the benefits of this dietary strategy.