Since the Coronavirus pandemic forced the economy to shut down early last year, many people worldwide have been gravely affected. Companies have had to layoff workers, leaving many workers without a job and applying for unemployment benefits. Student loan debts were already at a high before the pandemic, which only served to worsen it. Mortgage debt rates are also soaring. …
It may be the twentieth century, but there are still many who are living from paycheck to paycheck, research shows. It is not always easy to land a high-paying job or own a big business after graduating from high school or even college, but you have to start somewhere as they say. The good news is that there are ways of making …
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Data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that one in every five fall incidents cause serious injuries such as head trauma and broken bones. Additionally, more than 800,00 people are treated in hospitals for fall injuries, while the overall medical costs shouldered by Medicaid and Medicare totaled over $50 billion. These facts about slip and fall …
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It can be exhilarating to go on an adventure. Nowadays, it usually involves going out into nature and experiencing some of its beauty through the thrill of adventure sports. Whether it is something tame like trail hiking to something pulse-pounding like rafting, it still brings a thrill to experience the unknown. But this brings up the potential of danger. Seeking …
Along with Germany and Japan, the United States is one of the top countries for aspiring entrepreneurs. The reasons are plenty. First, these are highly innovative countries providing a wealth of opportunities for people with new ideas. Second, they are countries with economic stability. As a result, local, regional, and national governments can provide tax relief and other benefits to individuals …
All businesses strive to maximize resources, cut costs, and save money. It is especially true in the current covid-19 environment, an environment where isolation has led to higher unemployment rates and a massive decrease in consumption in many industries. Companies in these areas have struggled to stay afloat. Many have been forced to either downsize or go bankrupt. So what …
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown restrictions urged many offices to make the transition to remote working. Some companies have closed their offices for good and fully embraced the work-from-home setup. But many others are only open to this setup on a temporary basis. Thus, they closed their offices for the time being. But that doesn’t mean these offices are …
For years, early retirement has been a dream among every American. But for Millennials, the mere thought seems too out of reach. NBC News says that at least 43% of the said generation expects to retire before reaching 65. However, because of the increasing rents and the student loan debt, most Millennials might not retire until they reach 75. Although …
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Buying a new car is an exciting phase, but it can be stressful and confusing. With so many choices, it can be overwhelming. Financing issues aside, you have to buy a car that you will be happy with for the next five years. Buying a car is a tough decision. Much thought must be given to it so that you …
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As the world faces times of uncertainty, ordinary people also worry about their future. Some people are caught unaware of sudden changes in their careers, and others lost their jobs. You must recognize your life’s different financial stages and be able to prepare for them. Yes, including things as morbid as deceased management plans during the pandemic. You can never tell …
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