David Lee

David has a great sense of social trends and events. His captivating storytelling ensures that our readers are always informed about the newest developments in entertainment, the arts, and social issues.

Why You’re Living Paycheck to Paycheck and What You Can Do About It

Why You’re Living Paycheck to Paycheck and What You Can Do About It

If you live paycheck to paycheck, you are not alone. People of various economic levels can fall into this pattern. CNBC claims that 63% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Spending your full wage each month puts you at risk of significant financial difficulty if an emergency occurs.

Is Thanksgiving Losing The Battle Against Consumerism?

Is Thanksgiving Losing The Battle Against Consumerism?

Thanksgiving has a unique place in my heart, and I enjoy its simplicity. It is a celebration that does not necessitate elaborate décor or expensive gifts. Historically, Thanksgiving has been protected from the clutches of commercialization. What could be more authentic than getting together with loved ones to show gratitude?

Could a Mortgage Calculator Help You Find Your Dream Home?

Could a Mortgage Calculator Help You Find Your Dream Home?

Many factors would make house buying so much of a hassle, however, mortgage calculators that are part of this strategy are essential in simplifying the process. They equip you with knowledge of your ability to afford a particular home or amount of mortgage payment thereby building your confidence as you start home searching or applying for mortgage pre-approval.

12 Tips for Finding the Lowest Prices on Auto Insurance

12 Tips for Finding the Lowest Prices on Auto Insurance

Bankrate says that the typical amount you pay each year for car insurance that covers everything is $1,674, and for just basic coverage, it’s $565. If you’ve had speeding tickets, crashes, or a DUI, you’ll probably pay more. Even if you’ve never had any driving issues, your insurance might still get more expensive because it’s been going up steadily. It went up 5% from 2017 to 2018.