Americans with a college degree say they'd need at least a $100K salary to change jobs. But roles that pay in that range are getting harder to find.

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Americans with a college degree say they'd need a six-figure salary to consider switching jobs.

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See inside Kykuit, a 40-room mansion in New York that once belonged to the richest man in the world

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Kykuit Mansion.

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Jamaal Bowman may be the most endangered Squad member. He doesn't seem alarmed.

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Westchester County Executive George Latimer is giving Rep. Jamaal Bowman the fight of his political life.

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15 cities with plenty of rentals and high enough wages to afford them

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Wages in San Jose have grown much faster than rents.

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15 big US cities where you can buy a house even if you make less than $100,000

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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New York offers the worst cost-of-living tradeoff of any major city for new college grads. Starting salaries go further in these 14 metros.

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New York City is still a dominant job market.

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Massive NYPD presence clears pro-Palestine student protesters at Columbia

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NYPD police officers stand in front of Columbia campus, with Palestinian flag waving in distance

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A millennial with side hustles as a startup founder booking 6 figures and a professional dancer shares her tips for balancing both

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Danielle Schulz, 36, is a dancer with The Metropolitan Opera.

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I'm a tax lawyer who helps wealthy people move to lower their taxes — and prepare for residency audits

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The new first rule of home buying: fire your realtor

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The best part of (briefly) having an agent was realizing just how much I had already figured out on my own.

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Last summer, when I told my then-girlfriend that I had just hired a real-estate agent to help me buy an apartment, her response annoyed me: "Sounds like a scam."

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