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Biden is giving away 400 million N95 masks — here’s how to extend their use, and recycle them
Even when disposable feels safer, it can be challenging for Americans who typically recycle to accept so much mask waste. Read More
Forget dogs and cats —hamsters are quickly becoming the ‘it’ pet
About 1.5 million American homes house a hamster today. Read More
Good news for buyers? New-home construction activity increases, amid a surge in building permits
U.S. home builders face a growing backlog of construction projects they haven’t started work on, which should continue to pump supply into the housing market in 2022. Read More
Stocks still look attractive even with the Fed tightening
Equities should continue to deliver earnings gains that exceed nominal GDP growth Read More
Struggling? Here are 5 things you can do to fortify your finances.
Last year was one of financial strain for many Americans. If you’re feeling the squeeze, here are some things you can do to stay afloat. Read More
The 2022 Honda Pilot does just about everything right
The mainstay of its class, the Pilot is strong, safe, reliable, spacious and well-equipped. Read More
You have fear and anxiety over money…do you need a financial adviser—or a financial therapist?
Here’s how the two are different, and how you can figure out which one might best help you reach your financial goals. Read More
I paid the mortgage and child support while my ex-husband was MIA for decades. He will only sell his share in our house to our daughters. What can I do?
‘He only lived in the house for the first four years.’ Read More
COVID-related benefits enabled many Americans to save money and pay off debts — but that Band-Aid is being ripped off for some
Women and lower-income Americans aren’t feeling great about their finances, according to a Morning Consult survey. Read More
This budget shows a Seattle-area couple giving $13K a year to a church — and just $3K to savings
A chart raising eyebrows on Reddit also sees the couple paying less than $2K a month for their mortgage in one of the country’s priciest housing markets Read More
