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Is There Going to Be a Fourth Stimulus Check?
Since the third and final stimulus checks were mailed out near the start of this year, there have been repeated calls from some for Congress to authorize more direct assistance to US citizens. Many people have noted that the US isn’t in a much better place, economically, than it was …
Apple’s 2021 Event Unveils Numerous New Hardware Revisions Coming for the Fall
Apple always saves their biggest news for their late-summer event, getting everyone excited for their slate of new products coming in the fourth quarter. This “hype it up before Christmas” approach has served Apple well, and this year’s event is no different. Let’s take a look at some of the …
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iPhone 13 Rumored to Carry Much Steeper Price Tag Than Prior Models
As Fall grows closer and the buzz around this year’s slate of flagship smartphones grows louder, some rumors have begun to swirl that the iPhone 13 line could launch with much higher price tags than prior iPhone models. It’s no secret that smartphones have been getting more expensive: just five …
Which Mobile Banking Apps Are the Best?
Even if you don’t have a lot of money in your bank account, you’ll still want to be able to access your funds when you’re on the go. That’s where banking apps come in. If you don’t have an account with one of these services, you can easily get a …
New AMD Graphics Cards Are Finally for Sale, But You Can’t Buy Them
The newest crop of AMD graphics cards are now for sale. The Ryzen 5000 line is the newest advancement from the chipmaker, is available in two flavors. The first, the eight-core Ryzen 7 5700G, is retailing for $359. The second, the six-core Ryzen 5 5600G, is for sale for just …
Do You Really Need a Cloud Backup Service?
Spending any amount of time online means you’ll encounter terms like “cloud backup” pretty often. Businesses, in particular, make use of enterprise storage cloud solutions to help back up their files in case of something like a ransomware attack or a building fire that destroys their computers. For your personal …
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European Commission to Mandate USB-C on all Smartphones
In a move that might make some Apple fans scratch their heads, the European Commission has introduced legislation that will mandate all cellphones sold in Europe to use the USB-C standard. While most modern Android smartphones already use this standard, there is one very notable exception. Apple’s phones use a …
Is There Going to Be a Fourth Stimulus Check?
Since the third and final stimulus checks were mailed out near the start of this year, there have been repeated calls from some for Congress to authorize more direct assistance to US citizens. Many people have noted that the US isn’t in a much better place, economically, than it was …
Apple’s 2021 Event Unveils Numerous New Hardware Revisions Coming for the Fall
Apple always saves their biggest news for their late-summer event, getting everyone excited for their slate of new products coming in the fourth quarter. This “hype it up before Christmas” approach has served Apple well, and this year’s event is no different. Let’s take a look at some of the …
Amazon to Launch First Line of Branded Fire TVs
Amazon has branched out into yet another aspect of home entertainment media with the release of their own line of Fire TVs. This isn’t a new space for Amazon, though: the company has ventured into the home media space before, both with their Echo line of smart speakers and with …
New York Suffers from Historic Flooding as Ida Sweeps Through
The US simply can’t catch a break when it comes to weather disasters lately. The most recent storm to cause problems for the United States is Ida, a hurricane that degraded into a tropical storm as it swept out of the Atlantic and across the Eastern Seaboard. The storm drenched …
How Far Can You Stretch a Dollar?
We all know the old schoolyard joke. “That guy’s so frugal, he’ll stretch a dollar so far the ol’ George will shout ‘uncle!’” When you’re hard-up on cash and trying to make your budget work, however, it’s good to know how to make your dead presidents ask for a bit …
Quick Saving Tips to Get You Started with Responsible Money Management
If you’ve ever tried to get started saving your money and living responsibly, you know how hard it can be. Your normal routine involves spending money, not saving. How do you break that routine and get your money working for you? Well, one quick way is by following our tips …
Credit Score Basics: Why it Matters
If you’re a younger person just coming into your own financially, or just someone who hasn’t needed to borrow much money, credit scores may seem like a mystery. However, there’s a lot you need to know about credit scores if you ever plan to take out any loans or spend …
Things You Can Avoid to Start Saving Money Today
When your paycheck gets deposited in your account, it can be tempting to turn around and blow a ton of your money on random stuff. After all, it’s your money, why shouldn’t you get to enjoy it? However, this is a way to quickly let your spending get out from …
Switching Prolonged Standing for Sitting Could Be Worse For You
There has been an abundance of reports and articles in recent weeks about how “sitting is killing you.” But before you run out and buy that standing desk… there’s some bad news. Standing for prolonged periods of time could be even worse for you. The problem with standing Standing for …
A Lack of Fitness is Aging You Faster than Your Age
It may not be your “age” that is aging you the most. It’s your lack of exercise. A lack of exercise can age people beyond their years. Especially if you factor in poor dietary habits and a lack of proper sleep, the effect compounds. But here’s the good news… You …
New Study Shows Weight Loss Reverses Type 2 Diabetes and Need for Medication
A new study has found that remission of type 2 diabetes is possible by weight management alone, assisted through primary care, eliminating the need for anti-diabetic drugs. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Glasgow in Scotland, led by Professor Michael Lean MD, and 24 other colleagues, …