Interesting Guide to Payment Types, With Pros and Cons for Each Payment is the transfer of money, goods, or services in exchange for goods and services in acceptable proportions that have been previously agreed upon by all parties involved.
Interesting Mobile Wallet: Definition, How It Works, Vs. Digital Wallets A mobile wallet is a digital wallet that stores payment card information on a mobile device.
Interesting Organize All Your Health Records With This Built-in Smartphone Feature Health apps track your steps, heart rate, sleep patterns, and more. But they’re capable of so much more.
Interesting Ten Useful Siri Shortcuts for Business Professionals Your iPhone and iPad offer a Shortcuts app, which lets you create your own shortcuts that you trigger by talking to Siri or by launching them from the app.
Retirement What Makes Lancaster the Best Place to Retire? Lancaster has a mix of small-town charm and amenities that appeal to many retirees.
Interesting Six Black Friday Scams and How to Avoid Them In fact, one in four shoppers reports experiencing fraud during the holiday season.
Retirement How do you value your time? In a new book, a hospice physician shares the lessons he's learned from the dying about values and purpose, and how we choose to spend our time on earth.
Interesting How to Scrub Yourself from the Internet Unfortunately, you can’t fully scrub yourself from the internet. A bit of you will always linger, whether it’s in data-broker databases, on old social media you forgot about, or in the back of someone else’s vacation photos on Flickr.
Interesting Ten Ways You’re Trying To Save Money Might Actually Be Costing You More You might think, “There’s no bad way to save money.” In reality, there’s a lot you can do wrong — no matter how good your intentions are.
Interesting Seven Things To Never Search For On Google You might consider yourself a tech-savvy individual who would never fall for an online scam. You regularly mark suspicious email messages as spam, and you never click anything that doesn’t seem legitimate.
Interesting Seven Ways Tech Can Solve Life’s Little Annoyances Minor tech annoyances can seem small at the moment. But in the grand scheme of things, they can cause a lot of stress and wasted time.
Interesting Things You Can Get For Free A ton of great tools are free, like video editing software or even streaming platforms.
Interesting Set Up Your Financial Accounts Like You’re Going To Be Hacked Your bank account is one of the most important things in your life to protect from hackers.
Interesting Seven Ways Someone Can Hack Your Phone RSA (an American computer and network security company with a focus on encryption and encryption standards) says that 70% of online fraud is done through mobile platforms.
Interesting The National Debt Explained The national debt level of the United States is a measurement of how much the federal government owes its creditors.
Interesting How Inflation Affects Your Cost of Living Up until very recently, inflation had not been talked about, and for good reason.
Interesting What to Know Before a Hospital Visit Just as with financial planning, a hospital visit is easier to manage if you prepare in advance and understand the process.
Interesting Eight New Amazon Tricks To Save You Some Cash There are quite a few ways to save when shopping with Amazon.
Interesting Lifelong Exercise Adds Up to Big Health Care Savings Becoming more physically active today might help us avoid thousands of dollars in health care costs later, according to a new study of exercise and Medicare claims.
Interesting Twelve Ways To Lower Your Monthly Internet, Cable and Streaming Bills Why pay more than you have to for internet, cable, and streaming?
Interesting What Is the Cheapest Time to Book a Flight? Want to get the cheapest flight possible? You're not alone.
Interesting Guide To Emergency-Proofing Your Finances If you haven't done so already, now is a good time to emergency-proof your finances.
Interesting Five Articles to Refresh Your Financial Literacy Encompassing a broad range of money topics — from balancing a checkbook to developing a household budget and planning for retirement — financial literacy shapes the way we view and handle money.
Interesting The Push to Require Financial Literacy Basic financial skills are generally not taught in a classroom in the United States. As a result, the lack of financial education has led to Americans having inadequate household and retirement savings and high levels of credit card and student loan debt.
