Ever popped a vitamin pill and wondered if you’re just creating expensive urine? You’re not alone. The world of supplements is a murky one, where the line between necessity and excess is as fine as the powder in your vitamin capsule. With a cocktail of cynicism and humor, let’s sift through the supplement shelf to […]
17 Smart Devices You Just Don’t Need
Ever felt like your household items are just too silent, and maybe, just maybe, your life would peak if your water bottle could nag you about hydration? In a world where gadgets have gone from helpful to “huh?”, let’s sift through the tech clutter we’ve been convinced we can’t live without. Here’s a list of […]
Master Budgeting: Avoid These 15 Common Financial Mistakes
Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you try, your financial goals just seem out of reach? You’re not alone. Many of us unknowingly make budgeting errors that hold us back. Let’s take a look at 15 common budgeting mistakes and provide practical tips to steer clear of them. #1. Failing to Track […]
Student Loan Borrowers at Risk: Navient’s Controversial Data Transfer
2.7 million student loan borrowers across the country could be affected by Navient’s decision to transfer data to MOHELA, a company that has already been investigated and punished for a number of controversies. Navient’s Loan Switch Navient, a major private student loan servicer, has controversial plans to move its current loan data to MOHELA. Impact […]
Healthcare Billing Confusion Drives up Costs for Americans
Navigating the complicated American healthcare system is proving challenging for many patients. The complex processes from selecting insurance plans to deciphering medical bills is inadvertently causing patients to shoulder higher out-of-pocket costs. A Crisis of Confusion Patients are consistently finding themselves mired in confusion, as the complexities of insurance plans and medical billing procedures often […]
College Costs Crisis: Tuition Hits $90,000, Students Left Reeling
College in America just got more expensive for millions of students. Here’s the full story. The Escalating Cost of College America’s colleges are close to hitting the $100,000 per year mark, as multiple institutes have confirmed that they will start charging upwards of $95,000 p/y from this fall. America’s College Price Surge While some law […]
Is Housing Affordability Out of Reach or Dead? Experts Weigh In on the American Dream of Homeownership
The housing market in America is in deep trouble, according to senior economists. Let’s take a look at what they’ve been saying. The Housing Market Crisis New data from real estate website Redfin has revealed something that a lot of people may have already realized – the housing market is tough. Rising Income Requirements According […]
Bud Light’s Super Bowl Ads a Failed Attempt to Restore Image After Controversy
Bud-Light is attempting to rebuild its relations with America’s beer drinkers after a controversial year by splashing the cash on Lionel Messi and the Super Bowl. Will it work? Here’s what we know. Super Bowl Redemption Strategy Anheuser-Busch InBev (A-B), the parent company of Bud Light, aims to revive its popularity among beer drinkers with […]
California Homebuyers Face Mounting Challenges as Prices Soar to New Heights
The American housing sector is undergoing some intriguing developments. Sure, there are challenges, but there are also plenty of exciting opportunities on the horizon. We’re delving into the current market dynamics, regional variations, fluctuations in mortgage rates, and what lies ahead. Soaring Property Values Across the Nation Recent statistics reveal a remarkable surge in U.S. […]
19 Things You’re Paying for That You Can Probably Get for Free
Ever wonder why your wallet’s always lighter than you think it should be? It might be because you’re spending money on things that—you guessed it—could be yours for free. Bank fees, shipping costs, and more are silently draining your funds. Ready to plug those leaks and save some cash? Let’s get into it, no nonsense […]