6 ways to save money for grad school
Figuring out how to save money for graduate school can be overwhelming, especially if you are still paying off loans for your undergrad degree. But finding the money to pay for school doesn’t always mean […]
Are you responsible if your employee gets COVID-19 at work?
The financial business impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is undeniable. Reports show that more than 100,000 U.S. small businesses have shuttered their doors for good, despite the $700 billion in stimulus funds from the federal government. […]
The states that depend most on FEMA aid
The effects of COVID-19 could combine with damage from strong summer storms and supersize FEMA’s expenses, but reeling in the agency’s spending would be disastrous for states across the country. ValuePenguin found that since 2017, […]
12 of the most important things you can do for your kids
With every passing year, I become more acutely aware of my mortality (or maybe it’s just the new wrinkles). Although I never expected to spend my 30s thinking about my death, having children and planning […]
How to register to vote in every state
The 2020 presidential election is quickly approaching. With fewer than 90 days until Nov. 3, it’s important to know how and when to register to vote. Each state has different requirements and deadlines, so pay […]
Stocks vs shares: Explaining the difference
Sure, you know what the stock market is, and you’ve heard time and time again that you should be investing. If you’re sitting on the sidelines of the stock market, you aren’t alone. Even with […]
6 strategies to pay off student loans quickly
Life can get expensive. When you factor in things like rent or mortgage, groceries, childcare expenses, transportation costs and more, it adds up quickly. For 44 million Americans, their monthly budget also includes student loan payments. If […]
Great weekend trips in America’s 13 original colonies
The coronavirus pandemic has changed travel: no more champagne on planes or karaoke on cruises, for now. But a U.S. road trip may be an option if you’d like to experience a change of scenery […]
1-in-3 American workers have stopped saving for retirement
For many Americans, saving for retirement is a luxury they simply cannot afford right now. Although investing for the future is essential, COVID-19 has left millions across the U.S. concerned more about the present as […]
The best & worst cities for minimum wage workers
If you currently work a minimum wage job, you’re not alone. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1.7 million Americans were working for wages at or below the federal minimum, making up 2.1% of […]