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Watching Your Wallet: Financial literacy on Snapchat – ABC30 Fresno

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- A new artificial intelligence feature on Snapchat is designed to help Gen Z and Millennials better understand their financial futures while using a platform they already frequent. The feature, developed with Experian, allows users to access financial education tools through Snapchat's AI chat function. Instead of only using augmented reality lenses and filters, users can now ask questions about money management topics such as budgeting, saving and building credit. "Experian really wanted to meet consumers where they are. And we know that, especially Gen Z, they're digital natives. They grew up on digital platforms," said Christina Roman, Experian's consumer education and advocacy manager. Roman said the goal is to make financial information more accessible to younger audiences. Within the app, Snapchat users can click on the Experian icon inside the AI chat section to ask general financial questions. For more personalized guidance, users are directed to additional Experian tools outside the app. "If they need further information, if they would like more personalized information, then we will guide them back to Experian, where we have our Experian virtual assistant that can answer more tailored questions based on maybe information in their credit report or guide them

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Oranje kitten | FOX Sports

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Two title contenders held and one leaves competition at Bramham final trot-up

Two title contenders were sent to the holding box and one has left the competition at the Defender Bramham Horse Trials final trot-up this morning (14 June). New Zealand’s Caroline Powell was third overnight after a clear inside the time on Chris Mann’s 2024 Mars Badminton Horse Trials winner Greenacres Special Cavalier, but she withdrew after being held. The Ruckers’ Cooley Snapchat, second after cross-country, another who recorded a clear inside the time yesterday, was also sent to the holding box but rider Selina Milnes re-presented and Cooley Snapchat passed on re-inspection. Thirty-two horses came before the ground jury of Swedish president Christina Klingspor, New Zealand’s Andrew Bennie and Britain’s Les Smith, with the sun making an appearance after a week of wet and grey weather at the Yorkshire event. Bramham Horse Trials final trot-up: two withdrawn before inspection Two competitors withdrew before the Bramham Horse Trials final horse trot-up. Ireland’s Jim Newsam pulled out Carole Hawthorne’s Tullybee Louis, who lay 25th after a jumping clear with 28.8 time-faults. Britain’s Tom Rowland was the other competitor who did not present at the inspection, with Jo Handman’s LB Mettaphor. They had 40 jumping penalties across country yesterday – at the skinny

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Pregnant Ohio student paralyzed, shot after Snapchat meetup with stranger becomes robbery – AOL

An image collage containing 3 images, Image 1 shows A man and a woman posing together, smiling at the camera, Image 2 shows A blurry photo of a pregnant teen in a hospital bed with the text A pregnant Ohio high school student was shot and left paralyzed during an alleged robbery while meeting someone she connected with on Snapchat. Angel, 18, was nearly six months pregnant when she was wounded during an attack that sent her into premature labor in Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday, her mom told WTVG. The teen and her boyfriend drove to a home on Greenway Avenue near the University of Toledo campus to meet someone they had connected with through Snapchat, according to a police report. A pregnant Ohio student and her boyfriend were caught in a Snapchat meetup that allegedly turned into a shooting. Facebook A man dressed entirely in black approached the couple's vehicle when they arrived at the location and pointed a gun at the boyfriend's head, demanding money, authorities said. Police said the boyfriend attempted to wrestle the weapon away from the suspect during the confrontation. In the struggle, the gun went off, striking Angel, who was sitting inside the vehicle.

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