Author: Chris Kissell
I am the founder of Words At Work, LLC, a writing, editing and consulting company based in Colorado. In the past, I worked as senior editor at Bankrate and senior managing editor at Insurance.com. I've also written for and worked closely with U.S. News & World Report, GOBankingRates, CreditCards.com, QuinStreet and many other websites and publications.
I've lived in Minneapolis (too cold), South Florida (too hot) and Denver (just right).
Mild Case of COVID-19? Here’s How Long Your Immunity Will Last
Chris Kissell on September 20, 2021
Does getting modestly sick mean you will have less protection against the virus in the future?
10 Cities Where Rent Is Skyrocketing
Chris Kissell on September 20, 2021
Some of these locations have seen rents leap by 25% or more.
Government Extends Health Insurance Sign-Up by 30 Days
Chris Kissell on September 20, 2021
Two other changes also have been made for the upcoming open enrollment period for Affordable Care Act plans.
Will a New Bill Make Investing in ETFs Less Attractive?
Chris Kissell on September 18, 2021
A proposal in Congress could “potentially alter the entire U.S. fund landscape,” according to one report.
The 10 Most Lucrative College Majors in 2021
Chris Kissell on September 17, 2021
Starting pay for new grads with these degrees is as much as 50% higher than average.
10 Things Preventing People From Buying a Home Today
Chris Kissell on September 17, 2021
Today’s renters say some key factors are stopping them from becoming homeowners.
Is the Color of Your Turn Signal Putting You in Danger?
Chris Kissell on September 16, 2021
Chances are good that the car you drive puts you at a higher risk for accidents than is necessary.
Vanguard ‘All-in-One Bond Solution’ Coming Soon
Chris Kissell on September 15, 2021
The actively managed mutual fund has a conservative-to-moderate risk profile.
8 Things Still Getting Hammered by Inflation
Chris Kissell on September 14, 2021
New government figures show prices rising by at least 15% — and often much more — on these items since last August.
Democrats’ New Plan Creates Tax Break for Some Workers
Chris Kissell on September 14, 2021
In a sea of tax hikes, the proposal offers an island of tax relief.
4 States Where Income Tax Rates Could Soon Top 57%
Chris Kissell on September 13, 2021
A federal proposal would add to the tax burden of the wealthiest earners in these places.
Why Airfares Are Likely to Drop for Fall Travel
Chris Kissell on September 13, 2021
Airlines already are testing lower pricing to make up for lost business travel.
5 Ways You Can Save $500,000 in 15 Years
Chris Kissell on September 13, 2021
Even if you’re behind in preparing for retirement, there is still a way to pull together a solid nest egg if you focus.
8 Easy Ways You Can Stop Robocalls
Brandon Ballenger and Chris Kissell on September 11, 2021
There are more ways than ever to silence unwanted calls.
Millions of Americans Foolishly Want to Own a Home for This Reason
Chris Kissell on September 11, 2021
Some out-of-date thinking has many folks imagining a benefit of homeownership that no longer exists for millions.
7 Reasons Not to Move for Retirement
Chris Kissell on September 10, 2021
Sunny skies and tropical breezes sound great. But in reality, you might be better off retiring closer to home, even if that means shoveling snow.
7 Things Workers Wish They Had Done When Saving for Retirement
Chris Kissell on September 10, 2021
These missed opportunities haunt older Americans who are still working.
8 Things People Purged From Their Lives During the Pandemic
Chris Kissell on September 9, 2021
Here’s what Americans junked in epic “pandemic purges.”
Amazon Unveils Its First-Ever Smart TVs
Chris Kissell on September 9, 2021
The new devices are available for pre-order now and come in an array of sizes.
The 3 Most Common Ways Seniors Get Dental Coverage
Chris Kissell on September 9, 2021
Medicare typically does not cover dental care. Here is how most seniors get funds for it.
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