With health insurance premiums and costs rising each year, it’s no surprise that folks are always looking for ways to save money on medical expenses. That’s where the Health Savings Account (HSA) comes in. HSAs are pretty popular nowadays. Approximately 34 million people use them to save and pay for medical…
South_agency/Getty Images Key takeaways The Citi Rewards+® Card can be a worthwhile everyday card since it offers bonus rewards on supermarket and gas station spending (terms apply). This card also offers a round-up points feature and an annual points redemption bonus, helping you to earn even more rewards. Other card…
Paying for college is a pain. Even worse? It’s expensive—crazy expensive. And everywhere you turn, people are trying to tell you that the only way to pay for college is with student loans. (Hint: They’re wrong.) Whether you’re 18 years old and about to dive headfirst into the real world…
Peopleimages/Getty Images Key takeaways Bank of America itself does not offer purchase protection on its cards, but cardholders who have certain Visa cards can get this perk through Visa. Instead of purchase protection, Visa calls this benefit purchase security. To understand the limits of your purchase security, check your card…
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Mentally exhausted. Emotionally overwhelmed. Trapped in an endless cycle of not enough sleep and too much caffeine just to make it through the day. . . Sound familiar? If you—or someone you know—are experiencing these symptoms, it might be a classic case of burnout. Gallup did a study of almost…
In the first 100 days of presidency, a lot happens. There’s the peaceful transfer of power, the setup of a new administration, and the pressure to make good on all those campaign promises. Wasting no time in his first 100 days, President Biden shared his plans for two big pushes…
If we were to simplify our emotional needs to the core, we’d discover that we’re always asking ourselves two questions: Am I safe? and Do I belong? And when we’re abandoned—whether it’s through a parent’s divorce, neglect, a breakup, infidelity—the answer to both of those questions is a terrifying and…
Bills, bills, bills—if you feel like there have been about a hundred different bills coming out of Capitol Hill these days, you’re not alone. The truth is, bills happen all the time (in fact, it’s kind of a big part of how the U.S. government operates). But these massive spending bills have…
Just 7.4 seconds: That’s how much time you have to grab a recruiter’s attention when they read your resumé for the first time.1 That’s it! So, if you’re looking for a new job, I have a helpful hint: To grab a hiring manager’s attention, make your resumé stand out using…
Social Security has been an important safety net for Americans for nearly 90 years, and today, the majority of Americans expect to rely on it when they retire. However, a new Bankrate survey shows many people are concerned they won’t receive those benefits once they reach retirement age. More than…
Do you remember when you had to physically drive to your bank and talk with a teller to manage your checking and savings accounts? Actually, scratch that. Some of you reading this may not even remember those days—they were that long ago. Now, banking is as simple as pulling out…
Study Summary 90% of Americans believe taking care of their mental health is important. 56% are concerned about their mental health. 71% of Gen Z and 58% of millennials said anxiety impacts their daily life. Nearly 1 in 2 people (47%) experienced grief in the past year. More than half…
Every now and then, there are really weird collecting trends that pop up and people go crazy over because they think they’ll make them rich. Beanie Babies and Pokémon cards, anyone? People were convinced that hoarding these things would pay off down the road when their little trinkets were worth…
I’ll come out of the gate swinging. The difference between someone who is well and whole and someone who is not can almost always be summed up in a single word: boundaries. Setting boundaries is the key to mental and relational health. Full stop. Everyone needs healthy boundaries in their…
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