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Grocery Prices Soaring: Understanding the Rising Cost of Food

Back when the pandemic first began, none of us knew how to shop for basic supplies anymore. Toilet paper vanished from store shelves, while household cleaning products sold for huge bids online. As CO
Maximize Your Savings: When to Upgrade Your Savings Account

Despite the generally dire economic situation we're in collectively, we're also doing surprisingly well in one aspect of our finances: Americans are saving more. (Our anxious brains may be hel
Ethical Non-Dairy Milk: A Guide to Sustainable & Cruelty-Free Options

Maybe more so than ever, consumers are willing these days to entirely opt out of products they don't feel comfortable buying. Not all of it is about boycotts — sometimes we're just looking for
Declutter Your Home Fast: A Practical Guide

Whether you've been on self-quarantine lockdown for six months or you're just in the mood to turn over a new leaf, you've probably developed some strong opinions about your living space ov
Halloween Masks & COVID-19: Do They Really Work?

Over the summer, the most fitting slogan for these weird times came from some amusement park executives in Japan. In an odd and viral video, in which two men in suits ride a rollercoaster with their m
Always Home Cam: The Creepy Future of Indoor Security Drones

Let's rehash a conversation you may have had in a college English class (or a dorm room at 2 a.m.): In 1984, George Orwell supposes that an authoritarian government will suppress free thought and
Understanding CBD Products: What the Science Says

It's no surprise we're all looking for quick fixes and cure-alls. With the stress of the regular world bad enough as it is, adding a pandemic on top has totally thrown our ability to cope out
Hidden Dangers in Garden Mulch: What You Need to Know

One thing about the pandemic that nobody saw coming? We're all way more interested in our hobbies. For some people, that's knitting or gaming or baking bread. For others, it's gardening —
Digital Ownership: Do You Really Own What You Buy Online?

Being stuck at home, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, means it's a good thing buying media online is so easy and universal. If you need a book, a movie, or an entire TV series to binge, you can bu
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance: Are You Entitled to More?

In March, just as the COVID-19 pandemic exploded across the United States, the federal government passed the CARES Act, a sweeping piece of legislation intended to provide financial relief and policy
The Economic Benefits of Female Leadership: A Rice University Study

In the United States, most of us are probably still recovering from election fatigue after the presidential contest that culminated in November. For political junkies, however, it's never a bad ti
Medication Delivery Risks: What You Need to Know

The post office and other delivery systems are magical — and when it comes to health care, they've been almost miraculously helpful. For people who need medicine but can't easily access a phar
Hope & Savings: How Optimism Can Boost Your Finances

It's a dark, cold winter, capping off a truly bleak year — but thanks to geophysics and the way our solar system shakes out, the Northern Hemisphere, at least, is about to see more daylight and wa
Navigating Holiday Stress & Financial Strain in 2020

The holiday season is famously difficult for any number of reasons, from the financial to the familial. It only makes sense that at a time like 2020, the last few weeks of the year would be some of it
Federal COVID-19 Relief: $600 Stimulus Checks Coming Soon

The news is in, at the last possible minute: Congress has approved a $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill that's going to include individual payouts. If you've been hurting during the pandemic ec
COVID-19 Relief Bill Faces Uncertainty: Impact on Economy & Americans

Earlier this week, Congress got its act together on arguably the nation's most pressing issue and passed a relief bill to address COVID-19's effect on our economy. The stimulus package include
2021 Financial Resolutions: Expert Insights & Strategies

Time is arbitrary and a social construct, of course, but when the calendar switches over, a new year is as good a time as any to reassess how we deal with our money. New Year's resolutions can be
Stimulus Check Issues: Why Your Payment Is Delayed or Missing - IRS Update

It was a near thing, but at the end of 2020, Americans run roughshod by the pandemic and the ongoing economic crisis got the tiniest of breaks: another small, one-time relief payment from the federal
Financial Reality Check: Improve Your Money Management

We've got every reason to love optimism. It can get us through the thorniest situations, not to mention keeping us cheerful when things should get us down. But rose-colored glasses might be costin
Forehead Temperature Scanners for COVID-19: Are They Effective?

One thing about COVID-19 that's universally apparent: It's scary. We'd do anything to protect ourselves from it, from denialism (not good) to social distancing for a year. If we could shop

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