Category: Lifestyle

Approximately 7.1 million Americans were “unbanked” in 2019, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). “Unbanked” refers to people who don’t have a savings or checking account

Fewer people are sending items by mail these days opting instead for online bill pay, email and social media. But some prefer the traditional feel of mailing cards,

The idea of your personally identifiable information being swept up in a data breach sounds terrifying, but in today’s world, security isn’t perfect and it’s bound to happen

If 65 is the new 45, what is 55? It is old enough to receive what might be called the Not-So-Senior discount. Retailers, restaurants and travel services will

The expense of decorating your place can come as a shock. A couple of throw pillows, an area rug and some curtains could total up to more than

When it comes to accessing money from your bank account, withdrawing cash is an easy way to do so. However, there are limits as to how much you

College students who struggle to afford tuition and other expenses have an avenue to help pay for their education that doesn’t involve federal loans: the federal Pell Grant.

The possibility of student loan forgiveness is on the horizon, so should you stop making payments on your own loans? That depends, but let’s take a look at

Your home means everything to you. It’s where you spend time with the people you love most. Getting a mortgage and purchasing it was one of the biggest