Jessica offers a novel viewpoint to our section on lifestyle. Her knowledge of fashion, travel, and wellness keeps our readers up to date on the newest styles and tips for a better life.
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When considering where to retire, it is crucial for one to look at factors such as; the cost of living, healthcare facilities, recreational amenities and the overall quality of life. WalletHub just rated more than 180 largest U.S. cities based on their affordability, activities, healthcare and quality of life.
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There are great advantages to traveling alone. It allows you to control the pace, select your dining places and concentrate only on those activities that attract you. However, with a little bit of planning it can be less stressful and more affordable than going with someone.
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Although it may seem like going with the cheapest option is the best way to save money, this is not always true. In fact, trying to save money is usually followed by higher expenses. That’s why they say you get what you pay for.
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Everyone is tempted by impulsive shopping. These are the candy bars at checkout, those mouthwatering ads on social media or that cool gadget or accessory you see and feel like you must have!
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With holidays drawing near, it is time to delve headlong into two of the biggest sales events which take place annually: Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Though these sales are generally considered alike, each has its own pros. To guide you in planning your shopping on these days, here is a list of some things to look for during these times.
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Student loans have proven to be a great financial burden. It is estimated that between $900 billion and $1 trillion is owed in student loan debt by Americans according to the United States Federal Reserve, a figure that has been increasing since the 1980s.
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As costs rise and people try to get the most out of their money, more are looking at their financial plans anew. Various government actions such as stimulus packages have come in handy while President’s directive giving students up to 2021 payment deferrals and interest suspension has provided some families with some financial breathing space.
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The notion of insurance is universal since it is an integral part and parcel of life today. Some examples include home, motor vehicle, life and health insurance. The process might seem overwhelming if you have never bought insurance before. It is popularly asked by many, how does insurance work?
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Temporary vehicle insurance isn’t much popular but may be indeed advantageous. It is made for cars that are used for a short time only. Typical examples include renting a car or being part of a car-sharing service.
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We are back to usual business with cars filled with dormitory things and excited college students being driven out into the world. It is not as simple as saying goodbye to a future high school graduate that thinks he or she must have a latest smartphone “to study better” among other pre-college preparations; it’s thrilling and scary at the same time.
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