Ah, millennials, the generation of vast cultural and technological change. Though often misunderstood and misinterpreted as lazy slackers by their predecessors, millennials have been hardworking pillars of change which have shaped our contemporary world in ways unique to their own generation. So what is the millennial version of “back in my day”? What sets millennials … Read more
Have you been paying attention to how much insurance is costing you these days? While it is a necessity, it’s possible that you are overpaying and could benefit from learning how to save money on insurance, from car to home, and more. I know people overpay because at one point I was overpaying. When I […]
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Cost Plus Drugs offers inexpensive generic prescription drugs, but itâs not a replacement for Medicare Part D coverage.
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Are you looking for quick and easy air fryer recipes? I bought my first air fryer about one year ago, and it is one of my favorite cooking gadgets. I have the Instant Pot Duo Crisp 11-in-1 Air Fryer, and I use it multiple times each week. Air fryers are easy to use, and they […]
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The rate of single women becoming homeowners grew by leaps and bounds in recent years, but during 2022, some of those gains were wiped out, a Zillow analysis found. As a result, the gap compared with single men owning a house widened. The homeownership rate for single women dipped to 24.5% from 28.6% the year … [Read more…]
One of the issues that many people have been concerned with during this recession is what happens when a bank is seized by the FDIC. This is a matter of concern because the recession saw quite a few bank closings, and there are still hundreds of banks still on the FDIC watch list for potential […]
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