Category: More
21 Purchases You Should Never Skimp On
Gael F. Cooper on September 2, 2021
With some items, it makes sense to pay a little more rather than hopping on the lowest price.
8 States to Let Drivers Add Their License to Apple Devices
Chris Kissell on September 1, 2021
Apple hopes the feature will be available nationwide in the future.
3 Financial Dates and Deadlines for September 2021
Karla Bowsher on September 1, 2021
Miss one of these dates or deadlines, and it could cost you.
This Is Now the Fastest Mobile Network in America
Chris Kissell on September 1, 2021
The advent of 5G promises faster speeds, but just one provider really delivers.
Microsoft 11 Is Coming to Your Computer on Oct. 5
Chris Kissell on August 31, 2021
The new operating system features numerous upgrades, including a new look to bring you “a sense of calm and ease.”
15 Real Estate Markets Expected to Grow the Most in the Next Year
Adriana Lopez on August 31, 2021
Housing prices seem poised to skyrocket in these markets for 2022.
3 Things That Will Make This Christmas More Expensive
Donna Freedman on August 31, 2021
Here’s what you need to know to avoid spending more than you must on the 2021 holiday season.
Eating This Food Robs You of 36 Minutes of Healthy Life
Chris Kissell on August 31, 2021
Researchers say eating the wrong foods literally steals your life, while eating the right foods lengthens it.
15 State Economies Most Dependent on Outdoor Recreation
Lizzie Dragon on August 31, 2021
Outdoor activities from fishing to skiing provide a significant number of jobs in these states.
The Top 7 Financial Priorities for Baby Boomers
Jim Gold on August 30, 2021
Workers in this generation are focused on one money goal far more than any other.
15 U.S. Cities With the Highest Income Limits for Affordable Housing
Jonathan Jones on August 30, 2021
In some areas, housing costs are so high that the federal government definition of “low income” for a family of four is over six figures.
Older People Are Abandoning Wills: Should You Join Them?
Chris Kissell on August 30, 2021
For more than two decades, the popularity of this estate-planning tool has been on the wane.
The 5 Biggest Things Americans Overspend on
Chris Kissell on August 30, 2021
Consumers say these are the areas where they are most likely to blow the roof off their budget.
How to Avoid Running Out of Money in Retirement
Stacy Johnson on August 28, 2021
Unless you’re crazy rich, or just plain crazy, you’re probably at least a little worried about having enough gold for your golden years. Here’s how to feel better about it.
8 Things Unvaccinated People Can’t Do Anymore
Chris Kissell on August 27, 2021
From attending college to enjoying a Broadway play, if you haven’t been jabbed, you aren’t welcome.
The Best Cities for Cat Lovers in 2021
Jordan Ardoin on August 26, 2021
These are the best places for cat owners to live, based on everything from cat-friendly apartments to pet-sitting costs.
The Best Cities for Dog Lovers in 2021
LawnStarter Editors on August 26, 2021
Which cities appreciate man’s best friend the most? Based on everything from dog laws to dog-loving businesses, these do.
10 Things That Are Cheaper Today Than They Were 10 Years Ago
Marilyn Lewis on August 26, 2021
Time does funny things. Amid inflation, these purchases have lower prices today than a decade ago.
How to Create $1,000 Out of Thin Air
MTN Staff on August 26, 2021
These ideas for extra cash are so simple, you can do them while you’re watching TV.
Lack of Vitamin D May Raise Risk of This Cancer
Chris Kissell on August 26, 2021
Here’s why living in a cloudy climate can be associated with higher rates of this cancer.
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