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Online banks, also known as virtual banks, have taken off in the past few years. According to a 2020 survey by Finder, 30% of Americans either have or plan to open an account at a digital-only financial institution. Virtual banks’ smooth,…
My husband and I are avid gardeners. Our yard isn’t huge, but it’s big enough for a 100-square-foot vegetable garden that provides us with fresh produce and helps us eat organically on a budget. As much as we love our garden,…
Close your eyes and picture a couple on a date for Valentine’s Day. Do you see a candlelit dinner at a fancy restaurant? A romantic weekend getaway at a cozy bed-and-breakfast? Or maybe something more adventurous, like a hot air…
When Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr said, “The more things change, the more they stay the same,” he obviously wasn’t talking about gas prices. Those change all the time, in both the short and long term. According to data from GasBuddy, between…
It’s tough these days for local businesses to stay open. They face stiff competition from big-box chain stores and online retailers, which usually offer lower prices and a more extensive selection. And the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 and 2021 has made…
You could describe the Medicaid program as the glue that holds the American health care system together. This public health insurance program takes on the lowest-income, sickest, highest-risk individuals in the country — those who don’t have coverage at work, can’t afford private insurance,…
‘Tis the season for cooking, baking, laughing, singing, and, of course, shopping. After all, what is the holiday season for if not the joy of giving? Whether you’re picking up a present for your mom, kids, or significant other, you probably…
My husband and I are avid composters. All our kitchen and yard waste goes into a bin we built ourselves, and we pull out enough finished compost each year to feed about half our vegetable garden. When my husband tells…
In early 2020, America’s financial condition took a sudden dive. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the coronavirus pandemic more than quadrupled civilian unemployment rate as states shut down businesses and issued stay-at-home orders to contain the virus. With…
Graduating from college used to be a rite of passage — not just for students but also for their parents. Watching your kid cross that stage to receive a diploma meant your job as a parent was done. You’d successfully raised…
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