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).
The 12 Greatest Fears Workers Feel About Retirement
Chris Kissell on July 15, 2022
Today’s workers say these are their biggest worries about their golden years.
It Takes This Much Money Just to Be ‘Comfortable,’ Americans Say
Chris Kissell on July 14, 2022
We are redefining our notions of what it takes to be “wealthy” or “financially comfortable,” a survey finds.
The 3 Greatest Dementia Risks That You Can Change
Chris Kissell on July 13, 2022
A large study finds that some common threats can be controlled through lifestyle changes.
Salmonella Found in One-Third of This Grocery Store Meat
Chris Kissell on July 13, 2022
A Consumer Reports study found high levels of bacteria that can make you sick.
The Top 10 Financial Priorities for Americans
Chris Kissell on July 13, 2022
A survey finds these are our top money goals as we try to return our lives to normal after two years of a pandemic.
Inflation? This Vacation Is Cheaper Than It’s Been in Decades
Chris Kissell on July 12, 2022
This bucket-list destination is offering great deals, and they may get even better.
Eating This Food Can Sharply Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease
Chris Kissell on July 12, 2022
Try replacing your morning bacon with some of this.
7 Ways Americans Expect to Fund Their Retirement
Chris Kissell on July 9, 2022
Workers have multiple sources of income they plan to tap to cover living expenses.
New Rule Could Give Car Buyers More Peace of Mind
Chris Kissell on July 8, 2022
The government wants to make sure you have less to worry about when buying your next car.
This Is How Much Workers Think They Need to Retire
Chris Kissell on July 8, 2022
Rightly or wrongly, most Americans feel they will need far less than experts generally recommend.
10 Places Americans Are Saving for Retirement
Chris Kissell on July 8, 2022
Of the many ways to save for retirement, Americans like these best.
Here’s How to Spot and Avoid Hidden Fees
Chris Kissell on July 8, 2022
Hidden fees are popping up at everything from restaurants to ride-hailing services.
Thyroid Condition Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
Chris Kissell on July 7, 2022
Researchers have found that the risk of a dementia diagnosis can jump by as much as 81%.
This Type of Dog Is Most Likely to Get Cancer
Chris Kissell on July 6, 2022
One type of dog has an especially high risk of being diagnosed with the illness.
Grads of These Business Programs Earn up to $165K a Year
Chris Kissell on July 6, 2022
A study finds that business degrees pay off, particularly ones from these schools.
This Simple Step May Lower Alzheimer’s Risk by 40%
Chris Kissell on July 5, 2022
Getting protected against one type of illness can significantly reduce your risk of dementia, according to a large study.
This Is the Cheapest Car Brand to Own in the Long Run
Chris Kissell on July 5, 2022
The initial sticker price is just one part of the overall expense of owning a car.
17 States With Sales Tax Breaks This Summer
Chris Kissell on July 4, 2022
If your state is on this list, you could soon save on items ranging from clothing to computers.
Free Tool Helps Older People Pay for Rising Expenses
Chris Kissell on July 1, 2022
Seniors and those with disabilities can find help from nearly 2,000 benefits programs.
20% of Older People Believe This, and It Could Ruin Their Retirement
Chris Kissell on July 1, 2022
A big misconception could doom millions of retirees to running out of money.
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