Spending while you’re abroad: What you need to know
When it comes to spending money abroad, how much will your trip actually cost you? Foreign transaction fees and exchange rates can eat up your…
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The $10K experiment: Comparing returns across crypto, stocks, ETFs and collectibles
Every investor loves a good “what if” scenario. What if you had put $10,000 into the right asset at the right time back in early 2021? To…
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Alberta’s AI data center dreams run into global shortage of gas turbines
The Alberta government has big ambitions for AI data centers, but those dreams will have to contend with the harsh reality of a heated global…
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Once-a-week insulin is a game-changer: Here’s how to use it effectively
Regular insulin injections can be an essential part of managing Type 2 diabetes. But many people find daily injections to be bothersome or…
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How to lower your utility bills without sacrificing comfort this summer
Summer can bring more time to relax and recharge and longer days, but it can also bring higher household expenses. From gasoline for road…
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10 surreal natural landscapes every Gen Z traveler should see
For many Gen Z and Millennial travelers, the most memorable moments of a trip don’t happen inside a museum or beside a famous monument. They…
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The income you need to buy a home in America’s biggest metros
Buying a home in San Jose, California, requires nearly $200,000 in annual income. In Pittsburgh, it’s under $65,000. These aren’t…
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Louisiana communities are left in the dark on toxic air, and industry helped keep it that way
Kimbrelle Kyereh lives just a few hundred feet from the massive chemical storage tanks in St. Rose, in southeastern Louisiana. Oily fumes…
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An in-depth guide to bowrider boats
Among recreational powerboats, few designs match the versatility of the bowrider. While most boats move you from point A to point B, a…
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Comparing tax-advantaged accounts: HSA, FSA and HRA
Healthcare costs continue to rise, with the average annual premiums for employer-sponsored family health coverage up by 6% in 2025 compared to…
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Easing stress and promoting well-being: Estate planning for older adults
Estate planning is one of the most important decisions to make as you get older. Thinking about illness, who would step in, or who gets what,…
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What type of sales training is right for your team?
The World Economic Forum predicts that 59% of the global workforce will need to upskill by 2030 due to the accelerating technological…
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Less policing, more visibility: The new rules of team management
Managing work has always required some level of visibility. Managers need to know who’s scheduled, what work is moving forward, where…
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A parent's guide: 9 life skills every college-bound student needs
Soon, college-bound students will be leaving home and living on their own for the first time. For many, this transition can reveal a gap in…
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Jeff Bezos' Gulfstream G700 and the new standard of executive travel
Executives managing multinational portfolios face a hard constraint: Long-range travel degrades decision-making capability. The standard…
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The countries courting American retirees, and the fine print they don’t advertise
In recent years, a growing number of Americans have been retiring abroad, drawn perhaps by tax incentives, a lower cost of living, or simply a…
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In-house PPC vs. agency PPC: Which drives better ROI?
In-house PPC versus agency PPC is a decision about expertise, cost structure, and how fast you can scale. An in-house PPC team gives you…
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2026 startup business loan requirements by type and stage
Founders, CEOs, and early finance leads looking for startup funding usually aren’t comparing a long list of equally realistic loan…
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Used luxury SUV comparison: BMW X5 vs. Volvo XC90
If you’re looking for a family-friendly SUV but want something a bit more special than what brands like Honda, Toyota, and Kia offer,…
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Why do mosquito bites itch? The science and how to stop it
That familiar, maddening itch after a mosquito bite is one of summer’s most annoying experiences. The science behind why mosquito bites…
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Mattress protector pad vs. mattress topper: What do you need?
When it comes to a good night’s sleep, your mattress might get all the credit, but what you put on top can make just as big a difference.…
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What 600,000 AI sessions reveal about the content that wins AI traffic
What content do we actually need to come up in AI search? It’s a question businesses ask every day. As more customers turn to ChatGPT,…
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The patterns traffic fatality data reveal, and how you can stay safe on the road
When was the last time you thought about the calendar before getting behind the wheel? For most drivers, the decision to drive on any given…
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How does online schooling support students preparing for college?
Supporting students as they transition into new learning areas isn’t always easy. Preparing for college can feel overwhelming for students…
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Teachers save time with AI. Their students may pay the price
Artificial intelligence is often promoted as a way to make teachers more effective by helping them write lesson plans, generate classroom…
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Nearly 2 in 5 US workers have put company information into personal AI accounts, and most don't know it can be illegal
The confidential company document has a new address: someone’s personal chatbot history. In a July 2026 survey of 500 employed U.S.…
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What are the first steps after discovering a roof leak?
Whether your roof is dripping steadily during a heavy storm or you notice a water stain on your ceiling, a leak can cause immense stress. If…
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How to navigate peak rental season
Each year, July is one of the peak times for moving. In recent years, moving in July has typically involved some sticker shock. High home…
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Businesses using AI are hiring, not firing, new report finds
For years, the warning has been the same: AI is coming for jobs. But the data from businesses actually using it shows otherwise. Small…
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Drone delivery sees AI take to the skies, but not everyone’s buzzing about it
In the summer of 2018, Bobby Healy was sitting in his garden in a Dublin suburb, enjoying a glass of wine, when he decided he wanted nothing…
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Splitting your 2026 festival tickets into payments? Here’s how to do it right
Splitting a music festival ticket into payments with buy-now-pay-later apps isn’t necessarily reckless. It might be one of the smarter money…
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Survey: Millions of Americans struggle to access hormone care
At 28, Logan became what he calls a “walking zombie.” He had crushing fatigue, no sex drive, little emotion, and no motivation.…
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How to tell if your fuel pump is bad
Your car, truck, or SUV may not always perform as expected. If your vehicle is sputtering, hesitates when you press on the gas, or feels like…
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Tick bite symptoms: What to watch for in the days after a bite
A tick latches onto the skin, feeds for hours or days, and can transmit dangerous pathogens. Knowing what symptoms to watch for in the days…
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Half of America's real estate agents sold one home or none in 2023
Around 4 million homes have been sold in the U.S. each year going back to 2023, which might superficially suggest that the real estate agents…
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When families disagree on senior care: How to find common ground
Family disagreements about an aging parent’s care are more common than many caregivers realize. One sibling may see growing safety concerns,…
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The back-to-school shopping money strategy wealthier parents are turning to
A third of parents will use a credit card as their primary payment method for back-to-school shopping this year, according to a Motley Fool…
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Is my business too small for business insurance?
Maybe you work from home and your entire business runs from your laptop. You don’t have employees, a storefront or a fleet of vehicles.…
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AI turned every employee into a builder. It opened a security gap nobody's watching
If you work in sales, marketing, or legal, there’s a decent chance someone on your team built an AI-powered tool in the last few months.…
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The hidden cost of waiting until the last minute to book a private jet
Last-minute private aviation bookings impose predictable cost penalties that erode quarterly travel budgets. When corporate treasurers wait…
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What is a digital business card and how do they work?
A digital business card is the modern replacement for the paper card you hand over at a meeting, a conference booth, or a jobsite. Instead of…
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Parents would rather go into debt than have to say no to their kids this back-to-school season
Back-to-school season has always stretched family budgets, but this year, parents are starting from a deeper hole. Key takeaways: 57% of…
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As college graduates fret over finding jobs, a record shortage of workers is projected
Even as job seekers fret about artificial intelligence and tech behemoths announce massive layoffs, Matt Walsh is finding it surprisingly hard…
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Currency swings cut the dollar equivalent of some investor-residency routes by up to $60,600
At the January benchmark, an investment of 500,000 euros translated to about $586,050. At the latest available benchmark, the same euro amount…
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What financial advisors are saying about the risks of concentrated stock
A concentrated stock position can often represent success. It typically comes from owning company stock or equity compensation, a successful…
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Why the Fed picked 2% as an inflation target
In mid-July, new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh testified before two congressional committees and pledged to restore annual inflation to…
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Why is gynecology still using a Civil War-era tool?
Taylor Townsell remembers her OBGYN reassuring her that her IUD insertion would feel like “just a pinch.” The pain came a split second…
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Does your body absorb heavy metals? Bioavailability explained
If you believe TikTok, everything in your pantry is trying to poison you. One week, it’s Girl Scout cookies or protein powders laced with…
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Biggest sources of immigrants to Idaho Falls
Mehaniq // Shutterstock Over 15% of the United States population is composed of immigrants. But in reality, the vast majority of Americans…
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A federal advisory panel voted to increase access to a popular peptide. Here's what that means.
A federal advisory committee has recommended making BPC-157, a peptide popular in online wellness and fitness circles, available again through…
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World Cup fever has changed American attitudes toward soccer
A new survey has highlighted the growing appeal of soccer across the United States following the 2026 World Cup. Respondents revealed their…
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Tips for growing on Instagram with hashtags
Every day, hundreds of millions of posts go live on Instagram, and hashtags are still one of the most dependable ways to be found by people…
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5 ways summer impulse buying is wrecking American budgets
About 84% of all shoppers have made impulse purchases before.1Most people have been perpetrators of impulse buying. It’s a familiar…
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Is agentic trading safe? What the SEC inquiry means for investors
Less than a month after Robinhood let customers hand their brokerage accounts over to an AI agent, a group of lawmakers wants to know who’s…
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Are British Columbia mushrooms unfairly subsidized? US growers think so
Mushrooms may not be the first crop that comes to mind when you think of high-tech agriculture. But in B.C., Agaricus bisporus — the fungal…
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Sunburn relief: Dermatologist-approved methods that actually work
That painful red glow after a day outdoors is more than just discomfort. It signals real cellular damage happening beneath the skin’s…
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Millions of Americans live in mental health care deserts. Here’s where the gaps are worst.
The average American who develops a mental health condition waits around 11 years before receiving any treatment. This figure has barely…
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How much debt does the average American have?
Most people don’t set out to accumulate $100,000 in debt. It just happens. A mortgage here, a car payment there, a few months of leaning on…
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Summer costs are adding up: 5 ways to save on everyday essentials
Summer may bring longer sunny days, family vacations, and more time outdoors, but it can also put added pressure on household budgets. From…
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Do traffic accidents increase during back-to-school season? What the data shows
Each August and September, millions of children in the U.S. return to classrooms, altering traffic patterns nationwide. More school buses run…
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6 projects to protect your home and property from a natural disaster
No matter where you live in the U.S., chances are you experience your fair share of natural disasters. If it’s not flooding or…
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Jersey Mike's Subs franchise system is consolidating fast ahead of its IPO, according to ZoomInfo data
Jersey Mike’s franchise system is consolidating into the hands of large, multi-unit operators ahead of the sandwich chain’s…
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Financial planning after the loss of a spouse
In the wake of losing a spouse, it is natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin. Along with navigating grief, family…
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The ROI of unifying enterprise fragmentation
Your team logs into dozens of apps every day. Sales works in one CRM, support in another ticketing system, and finance in yet another ERP…
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How many servings of wine are in a bottle? Here's how to optimize your pours.
Although occasions may differ, this question often arises. The most commonly seen wine bottles are 750 mL (25 ounces). But there are some…
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Why understanding the AI-native CRM spectrum closes the gap on real results
Here’s an important statistic to consider: According to McKinsey’s State of AI 2025 Report, 88% of companies utilize artificial…
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Hawai'i is one of fall's best airfare deals. Here's why.
Dreaming of Hawai‘i? Fall is your best chance to go, according to new KAYAK data that shows airfare to Hawai‘i drops by as much as 19%…
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What dominates home services search: 2026 study of Local Services Ads, Google Ads, and the Local Pack
Local Services Ads (LSAs), Google Ads, and the Local Pack each play a different role in home services marketing. WebFX’s 2026 study analyzed…
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A new ADHD drug just got FDA approval. Here's what makes it different.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just approved Simtriyo (centanafadine), a new norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin reuptake inhibitor…
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Moving to Europe? Here is what finding a home from the US actually looks like.
You can spend weeks researching European cities, comparing neighborhoods, and building a spreadsheet of living costs before you book a flight.…
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Accounts payable for professional services: A strategy guide
When a subcontractor invoice lands in the wrong project, the error doesn’t stay in accounts payable. It can show up in the client bill, the…
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10 science-backed ways to lower your golf score and stay safe on hot days
Hot summer days can benefit golfers who know how to manage the heat. Average scores are lower when temperatures are higher, according to…
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Zooglea: What is it and how can it harm your HVAC system?
In the labyrinth of household maintenance, there’s a term that might not be on everyone’s radar but certainly has the potential to…
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Cooler, cheaper, cleaner: 8 ways your office can turn a heat crisis into a climate win
Summer 2026 has already been one for the books. During the week of June 29, wholesale power through PJM Interconnection went from under $40 a…
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The 10 states with the sharpest rise in mortgage delinquency rates
Rising mortgage delinquency rates reveal a critical affordability crisis: across the U.S., homeowners are increasingly unable to meet payment…
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How long does investor residency take in Europe? What official sources say about 8 routes
An Italian investor-visa file can receive a committee decision in 30 days. Latvia offers five-working-day document review. Greece’s permit…
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5 ways to stop financial avoidance
Financial avoidance is the pattern of consciously or unconsciously steering away from financial tasks — for example, not opening bills, not…
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What small businesses need to know about the evolving US credit market
Small business credit access varies wildly by state, leaving entrepreneurs in some regions facing significantly higher rejection rates and…
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The hidden health risks lurking inside overcrowded homes
For multigenerational families and roommates navigating escalating housing costs, consolidating into a single shared home is increasingly a…
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How the 2026 World Cup shifted sleep, stress, and activity across the globe, according to Oura data
From June 11 to July 19 this summer, millions of fans around the globe tuned in to support their countries in the 2026 World Cup. And while…
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The starter kit for your child’s first smartwatch
Parents are asking a different question than they did just a few years ago. Instead of wondering when a child is ready for a smartphone, many…
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Is this the solution to your city's broken sidewalks?
Anna Apostolos knows sidewalks. Since 2000, she’s orchestrated the repair of tens of thousands of square feet of sidewalk for hundreds of…
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Natural vs. organic vs. clean: The truth behind beauty marketing
Consumer demand for clean beauty is rapidly increasing. The global clean beauty market is expected to grow from 10.79 billion in 2025 to 37.91…
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Where the down payment burden has grown most
Saving for a home down payment has become a moving target. As rising home prices outstrip wage growth, the amount of time buyers may need to…
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Small businesses and accessibility: How to make sure your policies are correctly in place
While inclusion and policies are important all year round, Disability Pride Month is an opportunity to recognize the contributions of people…
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AI search has moved the digital front door, and most websites haven’t noticed
For years, making a website accessible meant starting at the homepage. Audit the navigation. Fix the hero image. Make sure the main…
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6 ways to get rid of poison ivy rash symptoms fast
For many people, warm weather brings more time outside. But it can also bring itchy skin from bug bites, allergies, and poison ivy. Poison ivy…
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36 years after the ADA, accessibility advocates turn their attention to the home
Ramps, curb cuts, accessible parking spaces, and automatic doors have become standard features of American public life since President George…
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States are rushing to regulate AI chatbots
Adults and children alike are turning to chatbots with some of their most personal questions, despite a confusing mix of fast-moving safety…
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How to help remote employees create a healthy work-life balance
Remote work offers real advantages. It can reduce commuting time, increase flexibility, improve focus, and give employees more control over…
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Why Americans feel poorer in 2026: Key economic factors explained
According to CNN, 76% of Americans say cost of living is their biggest economic problem. Despite having the largest economy in the world, many…
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Mapping rural data center development finds growing opposition
Washington, D.C.’s metropolitan area has long hummed with data centers. The region, which encompasses much of Northern Virginia, has become…
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Open bar, closed case: Do you need liquor liability for events?
If you’re planning an event with alcohol, whether that’s a company party, a school fundraiser, or a wedding reception, you’ll want to…
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Why cycling fans are traveling to watch the world’s biggest races in person
Pro cycling has never been easier to watch from home. Today’s broadcasts offer helicopter footage, rider data, breakaway graphics, and…
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AI layoff anxiety is fueling employee disengagement
More than a third of American workers say there’s little point in working hard because it won’t protect them from layoffs or AI. As…
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4 in 5 Americans report financial stress. Here's what it’s doing to their mental health.
Financial stress is one of the most consistent triggers of anxiety and depressive symptoms in adults. The American Psychological…
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How interest rates work in 2026: A plain-English guide for everyday borrowers
An interest rate is the amount lenders charge for borrowing money. It’s typically expressed as a percentage of the principal on an annual…
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The 25 books startups and founders bought most in the first half of 2026, according to Brex spend data
If founder mode says the pure people manager is finished, that means the founder has to build the thing and negotiate the deal, close the…
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6 ways to cut costs and save money
Feel like there’s not enough money at the end of the month? You’re not alone. Affordability and the cost of living are among most…
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How housing alternatives are giving the traditional starter home its comeback
Watch nearly any classic movie from the early 2000s, and you’ll always find one family in a picture-perfect home. It’s the…
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