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).
This New Car Feature Can Be Downright Dangerous
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
A new technology intended to make driving safer is not living up to its promise, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
20 Airports That Make Travel a Breeze
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
We all know the misery of a jam-packed airport, but these places make travel a joy.
10 Places Where Many Homes Are Actually Affordable
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
Discover the charm of unexpected cities where your dream home is still within reach.
14 Companies Laying Off Thousands of Workers in 2024
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2024
These employers have announced thousands of job cuts this year.
16 States That Are Least Prepared for the Next Pandemic
Chris Kissell on March 19, 2024
Discover the surprising 16 states alarmingly unprepared for the next health emergency.
7 Retailers That Are Closing a Bunch of Stores in 2024
Chris Kissell and Karla Bowsher on March 19, 2024
Slumping sales, theft and bankruptcy are among the reasons these companies are shuttering shops.
This Type of Retirement Account Is More Likely to Run Dry
Chris Kissell on March 18, 2024
Even when people are warned of the tax dangers of withdrawing from a traditional retirement account, they seldom account for it, a study reveals.
Landmark Settlement Means You Might Pay Less for Your Next Home
Chris Kissell on March 15, 2024
The end of automatic commissions for real estate brokers could revolutionize how homes are bought and sold.
Here’s the Biggest Reason Women Seek Financial Advice (Hint: It’s Not Retirement)
Chris Kissell on March 15, 2024
The top reason that women turn to financial professionals today is probably not what you think.
The Age When People Only Wish They Started Saving for Retirement
Chris Kissell on March 13, 2024
Ever wonder about the perfect age to begin saving for a nest egg? Most savers wish they knew sooner.
Some Cars Now Snitch on Drivers — and It Could Jack up Your Insurance
Chris Kissell on March 12, 2024
Your new vehicle might be sharing your driving habits with your auto insurance company.
Recession Advice From Warren Buffett and 3 Other Experts
Chris Kissell and Brandon Ballenger on March 12, 2024
These people have been around the block a few times — and managed to make a lot of money despite a sometimes terrible economy.
The Best Month to Sell a Home in 34 Cities Across America
Chris Kissell on March 12, 2024
Last year, homeowners increased their profit by as much as $88,000 just by selling at the right time.
This Simple Exercise Lowers Blood Pressure the Most
Chris Kissell on March 12, 2024
Discover the surprisingly easy workout that trumps many others in terms of fighting hypertension naturally.
Have an Email Question for Your Doctor? It Might Cost You
Chris Kissell on March 11, 2024
Changes in billing codes have resulted in more health care providers charging for their time at the keyboard.
3 Ways to Sell a Home Faster, According to Zillow
Chris Kissell on March 11, 2024
Uncover Zillow’s simple secrets to selling your property quicker in 2024.
9 Big Mistakes You’re Likely Making When Washing the Car
Chris Kissell on March 11, 2024
These mistakes can damage your car’s exterior or interior — which could hurt its resale value.
The 4 Most Overvalued Housing Markets in America — and the 6 Most Underrated
Chris Kissell on March 9, 2024
All real estate is local, as they say, and nowhere is that more evident nowadays than in these U.S. cities.
The 13 Best Electric Vehicle Models, According to Owners
Chris Kissell on March 9, 2024
After one year of ownership, drivers say these are the best electric vehicles.
What Does the Typical Costco Shopper Look Like? You Might Be Surprised
Brandon Ballenger and Chris Kissell on March 6, 2024
According to recent data, these are the most common traits of Costco shoppers in the United States.
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