You may be feeling the holiday hangover when you look at your finances as we enter the new year, but the first step to getting back where you want to be is to set new financial goals.
‘I Can Tell You Don’t Agree With Me’: Colleges Teach Kids How to Hear Differing Opinions
Another student, a Bellarmine junior, volunteered to share their story next.
Another student, a Bellarmine junior, volunteered to share their story next.
The Best Movies of 2024
A slew of films stood out for their themes, storytelling, and cinematography.
A slew of films stood out for their themes, storytelling, and cinematography.
The Latest Longevity Trend? Social Wellness Clubs
Social wellness clubs are designed as one-stop shops for self-care and socialization. Their message: Human connection is as essential for health and well-being as working out.
Social wellness clubs are designed as one-stop shops for self-care and socialization. Their message: Human connection is as essential for health and well-being as working out.
Gen Z Is 65% Less Likely Than Boomers to Turn to Financial Professionals for Advice
39% of baby boomers (age 59 to 77 at the time of the survey) would turn to a financial professional first when they have a question about their finances, compared to just 14% of Gen Z (age 18 to 26).
39% of baby boomers (age 59 to 77 at the time of the survey) would turn to a financial professional first when they have a question about their finances, compared to just 14% of Gen Z (age 18 to 26).
The Far-Reaching Consequences of Loneliness in America
Human connection keeps us healthy, but many Americans report feeling lonely and isolated. According to an October 2023 Pew Research poll, 8% of Americans have no close friends.
Human connection keeps us healthy, but many Americans report feeling lonely and isolated. According to an October 2023 Pew Research poll, 8% of Americans have no close friends.
Oatzempic, Chia Seed Water, and Every TikTok Weight Loss Trend Ranked by an Expert
In general, people tend to be drawn to challenges like the "30-30-30 approach," which went viral on TikTok last year, when they speak to a need we've already identified for themselves.
In general, people tend to be drawn to challenges like the “30-30-30 approach,” which went viral on TikTok last year, when they speak to a need we’ve already identified for themselves.
Caregivers Need Better Pay. Families Struggle for More Affordable Senior Care. Will New Payment Rules Help With Both?
The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP reported in 2020 that an estimated 48 million Americans were providing ongoing care for adults over 50.
The National Alliance for Caregiving and AARP reported in 2020 that an estimated 48 million Americans were providing ongoing care for adults over 50.
Extreme Weather Events Put Older Adults at Risk. Here’s How They Can Prepare.
While the exact cost is yet to be determined, officials expect Milton to surpass $50 billion in damages.
While the exact cost is yet to be determined, officials expect Milton to surpass $50 billion in damages.
The Impact of Toxic Work Culture on Employee Turnover, Well-Being
According to MIT Sloan research, more than 24 million American employees quit their jobs between April and September 2021.
According to MIT Sloan research, more than 24 million American employees quit their jobs between April and September 2021.
Top Real Estate Insights for Renters Heading Into 2025
America's rental landscape hit a historic milestone as apartment construction surged past 500,000 units for the first time.
America’s rental landscape hit a historic milestone as apartment construction surged past 500,000 units for the first time.
A Look at Lives Transformed by the Student Debt Crisis
"As a 17-year-old, I had no idea about federal versus private loans and the government protections that come with federal loans and not private loans," Moran tells Teen Vogue."
“As a 17-year-old, I had no idea about federal versus private loans and the government protections that come with federal loans and not private loans,” Moran tells Teen Vogue.”
Adam Devine Reveals Biggest Health Lessons He Learned in 2024—and His Goals for 2025
Devine has a special relationship with the humble rotisserie chicken. "My wife thinks I'm a lunatic because I will buy three chickens at the beginning of the week," he says. "I love the dirty bird!"
Devine has a special relationship with the humble rotisserie chicken. “My wife thinks I’m a lunatic because I will buy three chickens at the beginning of the week,” he says. “I love the dirty bird!”
It Takes $5.8m to Be Part of the 1% in the US. Here’s Where in the World Wealth Is More Achievable.
Knight Frank's 2024 Wealth Report shows that the wealthiest 1% of individuals in the U.S. are each worth at least $5.8 million. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve economic data shows that, in 2022, the wealthiest households joined the ranks of the 1% with a minimum of $11.2 million.
Knight Frank’s 2024 Wealth Report shows that the wealthiest 1% of individuals in the U.S. are each worth at least $5.8 million. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve economic data shows that, in 2022, the wealthiest households joined the ranks of the 1% with a minimum of $11.2 million.
What Might Happen if the Education Department Were Closed?
Collectively, state and local governments spend far more on education than the federal government does.
Collectively, state and local governments spend far more on education than the federal government does.
Group Exercise May Be Even Better for You Than Solo Workouts—Here’s Why
Exercise has clear benefits for health and well-being, and the side effects—think lowered blood pressure, improved glycemic control, better sleep—are overwhelmingly positive.
Exercise has clear benefits for health and well-being, and the side effects—think lowered blood pressure, improved glycemic control, better sleep—are overwhelmingly positive.