Cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the financial landscape, offering new possibilities but also introducing unique risks. In this article, we will take a look into the various known cryptocurrency risks to help better understand different implications and ultimately help navigate this evolving digital terrain. Facts About Paying With Cryptocurrency Paying with cryptocurrency differs significantly from traditional methods. […]
Divorce in Your Fifties: The Impact on Mental and Financial Health
Long-term marriage vows were once seen as unbreakable, yet people over 50 are increasingly parting ways. Older Americans Are Divorcing A 2022 study from The Journal of Gerontology reports that 36% of divorcing Americans are over 50. This surge in “gray divorce” presents challenges and implications extending well beyond the couple. Decades of Wealth Need […]
Medicare’s Unseen Expenses Affecting Seniors’ Health
Those approaching the age of 65 may be looking forward to enrolling in Medicare, and assume the program will cover most healthcare expenses. However, new data shows that Medicare is not the one-stop solution many had hoped for regarding healthcare costs. Facing Financial Hardship The latest study from The Commonwealth Fund (CF) raises concerns about […]
Steer Clear of These 20 Beauty Products – They’re Not Worth It
Beauty products can be a hit or miss, and sometimes, it feels like we’re pouring money down the drain when we invest in the wrong ones. From ineffective skincare to disappointing makeup, here are 20 beauty products that might leave you feeling like you’ve wasted your hard-earned cash. #1. Expensive Eye Creams: $50-$100 Despite their […]
New EU AI Regulations Forbid Personal Ratings and Predictive Policing – Is the U.S. Next?
The European Parliament has introduced new standards for AI development throughout the EU, bypassing the AI Act. As the first piece of legislation to address AI, this act bans specific AI uses, establishes transparency rules, and requires risk assessments for high-risk systems. The AI Act The European Parliament has officially passed its first piece of […]
A Quarter of Americans Over 50 Fear They Can’t Afford to Retire
The future of US retirees is looking bleak, as many employed Americans doubt they’ll ever stop working. 1 in 4 Americans Approximately one-quarter of working Americans over 50 years old doubt they will ever retire, as shared in a recent survey by the American Association of Retired Persons. Concerning Results The survey spoke to 8000 […]
Nebraska Wins $62 Million Grant for Home Solar Project
A government initiative has granted a Nebraska non-profit $62 million to boost the solar power industry in the state. Solar Power Grant The clean energy industry in Nebraska looks to be on the brink of a new era thanks to a $62 million federal grant given to a nonprofit group based in the state. Center […]
Google Faces Backlash After Terminating Another 20 Staff Over Israel Contract Protests
After firing 30 employees over political protests last week, Google has given the boot to another group of staffers. More Firings at Google Google has confirmed the firing of 20 more employees who have protested against the tech giant’s billion-dollar contract with the Israeli government. April 16 Office Protests The latest round of terminations came […]
21 States Setting the Standard for Public Infrastructure Investment
Are you pondering where to move for the best quality of life, or maybe considering a fresh start that promises both growth and stability? If you value well-maintained roads, robust public transit, modern healthcare facilities, and strong educational systems, here’s a rundown of 21 states where public infrastructure investment is making life better for everyone—families, […]
High Debt Causes Many Gen Zers to Live with their Parents
In the U.S., young adults are facing financial challenges unlike those of their parents. The burden of debt driven by enormous mortgages and students loans are having a dramatic impact on key life milestones. Financial Dependence on Parents The Pew Research Center reports that less than half of 18- to 34-year-olds are fully financially independent […]