If you’re invited to an office party, or get-together — be it the Fourth of July, Labor Day, or whenever — you should be on your best behavior to avoid any embarrassing mistakes that could end up haunting you. Your first thought might be, that you don’t want to spend any [...]
According to a new report conducted by the University of Michigan, Haver Analytics and Deutsche Bank Global Research, those aged 35 or younger now have less consumer confidence than people 55 or older. This is the first time that Millennials have reached a point of less optimism about their consumer [...]
When you don't have a lot of money to spend on furnishing in a new apartment, there are some other inexpensive options like using plants to make a home-sweet-home atmosphere. These leafy creatures have been used in home décor for many years. But why are they such a popular décor [...]
In April, a report released by Temple University researchers and the Wisconsin HOPE Lab revealed that many college students were food insecure. The researchers defined food insecurity based off of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s categorization used across the world. Using the same set of questions, the report surveyed 43,000 [...]
With interest rates slated to rise through 2018, it can be an opportunity for individuals to reap the most from a situation that at face value seems negative. Rising interest rates basically means it costs you more to borrow, but there are situations out there where these rising rates can [...]
After taking effect officially on April 6, the student repayment thresholds in the UK for Plan 1 and 2 will increase for the 2018-2019 school year. These repayment thresholds will be subject to change in the years to come if they find that they need to be adjusted to remain [...]
Have you ever asked yourself if you're a leader or a follower? It's pretty reasonable to say that whether it’s a CEO of a company, the head of a student union at college, or an NFL coach, people admire a leader with vision. They gravitate toward someone with a clear [...]
Over the last three decades, the cost of getting a college degree is gone up significantly and breaking down college tuition costs has gotten more complex. In fact, as noted in this CNBC article, students paid an average of $3,190 for a public four-year for the 1987-1988 school year. Today, [...]
