There is no universal definition of how short is a short-term investment, but in general investments with a term of less than five years are considered short-term investments. Depending on your financial situation, you may want to put some of your money in short term investments. Exchange-traded funds Just like mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) […]
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Personal Finance
Why Microbiome Health is the 2025 Wellness Revolution
Imagine starting your day with a simple yogurt or a handful of fermented veggies, knowing it’s not just fuel for your body but a boost for your mood, energy, and even immunity. As a health enthusiast who’s spent years navigating the ups and downs of diet fads, I’ve always been skeptical of buzzwords. But the […]
Artificial Intelligence Will Wreak Havoc on Jobs — Even White Collar Work
Corporations have always sought to incorporate and leverage novel technological processes to in their business operations. The enhanced efficiency the new techniques provide has always resulted in the elimination of some existing jobs and the creation, over time, of new jobs and business models. This metamorphosis was characterized by economist Thorstein Veblen as the implacable […]
5 Mistakes That Stop You From Attaining Financial Freedom
While the phrase financial freedom has different connotations for different people, for a majority of individuals, freedom from debt gives them financial independence in the real sense. When your assets and investments make money for you while you sleep, that’s when you are truly free to do the things you always wanted. Here are five […]
What You Can and Can’t Take from Hotel Rooms
If popular culture TV shows and films has taught the public anything, its that its practically a God-given right to steal anything not nailed down in a hotel room. After all, you paid for the room. Why not? Not so fast. Many items, like hangars, TV remotes, coffee machines, towels, and sheets, are a hassle […]
Check Your Drawers: Americans Waste $21 Billion on Forgotten Gift Cards
More than 61% of Americans say they want to cash or a gift card for Christmas. Yet more than a third of of consumers end up with a partially used or unredeemed gift card, according to a Bankrate study. About half of all consumers have a gift card or store credit worth about $167. That […]
10 Ways to Save Money On Your Next Cruise Vacation
Cruises offer a fantastic way to explore different destinations while enjoying luxurious amenities and entertainment. However, the cost of a cruise vacation can quickly add up, including accommodation, meals, onboard activities, and excursions. Fear not! In this blog, we will share some valuable tips and tricks to help you save money on your dream cruise […]
Mortgage Rates Are Rock-Bottom. Should You Refinance?
Mortgage rates have come down significantly, creating attractive refinance opportunities for millions of American homeowners. The prospect of lower monthly payments can make it tempting to go ahead with refinancing your mortgage. However, before you make a decision, keep the following considerations in mind: In general, if mortgage refinance will bring down your existing interest […]
4 Surprising Things You Can Pay For Tax-Free With an HSA
A health savings account is a dedicated savings account that can only be used to pay for health and medical care-related services. As long as you use the money in the HSA to pay for medical or health-related services, then all withdrawals are tax-free and tax-deductible when applicable. And as long as the money sits […]
Ordinary Couple Turns $100 Storage Unit Bet into $1 Million
The only thing that Americans like more than hoarding or watching TV shows about other people who hoard is shows about looking for treasure in abandoned storage units. We hoard mountains of stuff. The storage unit industry is worth $38 billion. There are over 50,000 self-storage unit facilities in the United States alone. In comparison, […]










