admin There is a particular kind of financial loneliness that does not come from spreadsheets or bank balances. It comes from exposure. From scrolling through curated lives and witnessing other people’s visible milestones, vacations, renovations, new cars in driveways, dinners out, upgrades that appear effortless. And then, in the quiet of your own reality, the question … Read more
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on LiveCareer. The Fight for Flexibility report from LiveCareer explores the current state of workplace autonomy and reveals how pandemic-era flexibility is becoming increasingly fragile. While employees continue to push back against rigid schedules, expanding workloads, and narrowing remote options, the data reveals a workforce under strain, marked by … Read more
A stronger financial future often starts with letting go of the habits that quietly hold you back. These patterns can create unnecessary debt, limit your savings, and add stress to everyday life. When you begin replacing them with healthier money choices, you gain more control, build real security, and create space to invest in what … Read more
If it seems like your Amazon cart is more expensive lately, you’re not imagining things. And according to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, it’s likely to get worse. After months of downplaying the impact of new trade policies, Jassy admitted in a recent interview that higher prices are becoming unavoidable. Back in July 2025, Jassy had … Read more
Retirement is supposed to be the time when you finally relax, but for many, it’s also when financial surprises take the biggest toll. A recent study from the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College sheds light on just how expensive these moments can be. Researchers analyzed data from the Health and Retirement Study and … Read more
Retirement should be a time to enjoy the freedom you’ve worked decades to earn, but certain financial missteps can quietly put that security at risk. Poor decisions or overlooked details can drain savings faster than expected, making it harder to cover everyday costs and essential care. By steering clear of these common pitfalls, retirees can … Read more
Certain financial habits may seem harmless in the moment, but over time they can quietly undermine your stability and limit your ability to build real wealth. Left unchecked, these patterns often lead to mounting stress, unnecessary debt, and missed chances to move forward. Breaking these habits early creates the space you need to grow financially … Read more
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Tax time is upon us. The Internal Revenue Service’s official start date for the 2025 tax season kicked off Jan. 26. Whether you’re anticipating a refund or dreading the bill, you’ll want to mark some important dates on your calendar. First, the deadline for employers … Read more
Work‑from‑home jobs are everywhere, but getting started can feel intimidating when you don’t have specialized skills or experience. The good news is that virtual assistance has become one of the fastest‑growing fields and businesses are actively looking for beginners who can help with everyday tasks. These entry‑level VA opportunities can help you build real experience, … Read more
Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. In 2026, resumes are doing more work than ever and receiving less confidence in return. As hiring grows more automated, competitive, and opaque, job seekers are reshaping how they present themselves on paper. Resumes are getting longer, customization is happening faster, and anxiety about applicant tracking systems … Read more