Author: Susan Paige

Seeing new places, making new friends, and accumulating experiences that will last a lifetime are all wonderful benefits of travelling. But, regular travel can also put a strain on your financial situation because of the costs involved. The prices can rapidly pile up, especially when you factor in things like airfare, accommodations, meals, and activities. […]

Blockchain and cryptocurrency can transform the world, from financial to healthcare institutions. This article will discuss how blockchain and cryptocurrency could improve everyone’s future. Susan Paige

Once you’ve overcome the challenge of finding a new home, you might think the hard part is over. But you’ll soon come to realize that moving is also very stressful. On the one hand, it involves a lot of planning and organizing. On the other hand, it can be pretty costly. And this applies regardless […]

  Like most people, you may not think about accident insurance until you need it. And that’s a big problem! Accidents happen. And when they do, a series of bills often follow them.    Accident insurance is one of the things you hope you never have to use. However, if you do, you can receive […]

Your home “knows” you; turns on lights and music when you need it; prepares coffee when you enter the kitchen; chooses the outfit of the day for you; and reminds you what to order on Amazon before you walk out the door. And when you’re away, your robot assistant cleans the house for you.  Sounds […]

As legalized sports betting continues to creep across the United States, the number of wagers placed on major events has sky-rocketed. Millions of sports fans are now making predictions on the NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, and horse racing every day, and that trend is showing no signs of slowing down. Susan Paige

  Car insurance is not only essential to keep you away from a financial disaster if you get into a road accident, but it is also mandatory in almost every state. Drivers need to have car insurance policies to drive a car legally.  Susan Paige

Millions of Americans live on disability benefits, but what happens if you need money for an emergency and don’t have anyone to borrow from? You may need a loan on top of your disability check, in order to get through it. Susan Paige