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Post-COVID Future: Understanding the Demographic Impact & Economic Outlook

Nobody really knows anything right now about what the future will look like after COVID-19. That includes the near term (will my favorite restaurants reopen?) and the long term (will my city still be
Video Dating: Navigating Romance During Quarantine

In normal years, spring is a fantastic time for dating. The flowers are in bloom, the weather is finally balmy again, and we're eager to show off our best selves after cocooning all winter. 2020 i
Manage COVID-19 Stress: Free Mental Health Apps for Support

No matter what your situation during the coronavirus pandemic, you're probably stressed as all get-out. You might even be beating yourself up for being so torn up — after all, lots of people clear
Uber Introduces Flat Rate Fares: A New Way to Ride

While the coronavirus pandemic has cut into many of our rideshare habits, drivers are still out there, and their companies are still trying to make money. Normally, their business model relies on volu
Air Conditioner Costs: How AC Impacts Your Electric Bill & Savings Tips

There's no better time to be inside a climate-controlled home than summertime. Of course, with COVID-19 still a problem across the nation, many have no choice about the matter. Most of us can only
Navigating Unemployment After the CARES Act: What's Next?

It took unimaginable haggling and politicking, but in a small way, Congress came through in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The federal CARES Act, approved in late March, designated billions
Secure Crowd Footage: Free App for Safe & Responsible Filming

Online privacy is already a bit head-spinning, once you start to look into it, and given the speed at which technology develops, it's only going to escalate. Knowing how to protect yourself and th
COVID Stimulus Checks: How Americans Spent Their Funds | Aspen Institute

The $1,200 checks mailed out or deposited this spring by the federal government have been a lifesaver for millions of Americans. It's been so effective a measure that it actually kneecapped the po
How COVID-19 Reshaped Household Budgets & Spending Habits

Going on lockdown to contain the coronavirus shifted almost everything about our lives, so it's no surprise that pandemic-era shopping has changed a lot about our spending priorities. It's bee
Potential Second COVID-19 Stimulus Checks: What to Expect

Most of those eligible have received their $1,200 tax-exempt checks from the federal government now. The stimulus, approved as part of the CARES Act in late March, proved a welcome, if one-time, cushi
TikTok Security Risks: What You Need to Know

Some days, the headlines really do sound like MadLibs. This week, chatter has been growing about whether U.S. foreign policy is going to crack down on… a social media website beloved of teens and olds
MacBook Webcam Security: Protecting Your Privacy from Hackers

Webcams have been a part of our laptops for nearly two decades now. We wouldn't have video chat or computer selfies or a number of other functions that make communication what it is today. The lit
iPhone 2017 Settlement: Are You Eligible for Apple Compensation?

If you were an iPhone user back in 2017, something weird happened: Apple essentially confirmed a conspiracy theory about its own products. Consumers have long wondered if personal electronics had a ti
The Importance of Hedonism: Why Indulgence Matters for Well-being

Living through a pandemic is an exercise in self-control. We need to wear masks everywhere we go; we need to be careful about how we interact and what we touch; we need to hold off on the pleasant and
Next COVID-19 Stimulus Package: What to Expect

Back in March, the CARES Act passed through Congress and tossed Americans an economic lifeline as the coronavirus pandemic kicked up. Many of its most helpful provisions were always set to expire in J
Reduce Electricity Bills: Tips for Home Energy Savings During Summer

As if 2020 wasn't all that it already is, this is also shaping up to be one of the hottest years on record. Temperatures across the United States are scorching, and federal government policy could
Behavioral Economics: How Taxes Don't Dictate Spending Habits

Much of the field of economics can boil down to a central tension in how humans behave: There are some objectively reasonable ways to spend money, such as doing so when you have it and not doing so wh
Smart Technology: Navigating Convenience and Trust – A University of Warwick Study

We've spent our whole lives hearing that science fiction is already showing us what the future will look like. So far it's had far fewer flying cars (although there are some) and far more susp
Fitbit and Mental Health: Potential Negative Impacts - A Research Review

COVID-19 may be keeping us away from the gym, but that doesn't mean we're not still trying to get exercise. At-home routines have become part of daily life for many, and a not-insignificant po
How COVID-19 Reshaped Social Media Usage & Trends

With social distancing, lockdown orders, and mask mandates still in widespread effect, the coronavirus pandemic doesn't look like it will be over anytime soon. We're all stressed as all get-ou

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