After a deep dive by The New York Times into how Amazon treats its employees, the online retail giant is now catching flak from both customers and various organizations. The report opened many consumers’ eyes to issues within Amazon that they weren’t aware of, even though they rely heavily on the company’s wide range of…
Selling your home can be tough, sometimes taking weeks, months, or even longer, depending on the housing market. The more time your house spends on the market, the more likely you’ll feel pressured to lower the price. However, small details often make a big difference. If your home is empty or needs a bit of…
Starbucks’ famous Pumpkin Spice Latte is back this fall, but there’s a new drink in town: the Toasted Graham Latte. This new beverage combines espresso with perfectly steamed milk, sweet cream, and graham flavors, topped with cinnamon graham crumbles. Starting Wednesday, customers in the U.S. and Canada can enjoy this new addition. Starbucks notes that…
Credit card debt can feel like a huge weight, leaving many stuck in financial trouble. With high interest rates and never-ending minimum payments, it might seem impossible to get ahead. But if you take a strategic approach and have a solid plan, you can make significant progress and even clear your credit card debt within…
In recent years, major advances in gene identification and genetic testing have added a new layer to how life insurance policies are underwritten. The big question is whether genetic test data can accurately predict a person’s mortality risk when they apply for life insurance and what this means for the industry. Right now, there are…
When you’re starting a no-win-no-fee personal injury claim, it’s really important to act quickly. You have three years from the date of the incident to file your claim, known as the “limitation period.” If you miss this window, your claim might not be considered due to legal time restrictions. So, if you think you deserve…
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Stay-at-home moms with wealthy partners can now rejoice. Life for these glamorous SAHMs (Stay-At-Home Moms) in Manhattan’s Upper East Side is likely far more fascinating than what most people could imagine. According to Wednesday Martin from the New York Times, these women are in their thirties, have attended top schools, married rich husbands working on…
This year, I’ve taken a different approach to Christmas. Unlike Robert Fulghum’s decision to skip buying gifts altogether, I still plan on participating in the tradition. While the idea of avoiding the holiday’s commercial madness can be tempting, my goal is to bring more meaningfulness to gift-giving. I want the gifts I give to not…
Many people mistakenly think you need a lot of money to start investing, but that’s not true. You can begin investing and saving even with a small amount. It can become an exciting habit over time, especially as you reach your financial goals. The key is to take that first step, which might be as…