More evidence soon to be published of LDS Church founder Joseph Smith's polygamy
Until the late 20th century, most members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints did not realize that founder Joseph Smith had…
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Ocean freight market enters holding pattern ahead of September
So far, mid-August has demonstrated that Washington is continuing to solidify a centralized trade architecture by extending national security…
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Survey: Credit isn't a backup plan. For millions of Americans, it's how they buy groceries.
Sixty-six percent of Americans carrying at least $10,000 in unsecured debt used a credit card to buy groceries in the last year, more than any…
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Dual-income households: Could you afford your mortgage on a single salary?
A change in circumstances—a divorce, the death of a spouse, a job loss, a growing family—can turn a two-income household into a one-income…
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Back-to-school items college students may regret not buying before move-in day
Few moments carry a rush of emotions quite like heading off to college, and move-in day often brings more pressure than the packing list…
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Aspirin vs. ibuprofen: Which should you take for a headache, fever, or muscle pain?
When you’re standing in the pharmacy aisle faced with rows of pain relievers, the choice between aspirin and ibuprofen can feel…
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How Trump accounts compare to other tax-advantaged savings accounts for your child
Trump Accounts officially opened for contributions on July 4 of this year, and millions of American families have already signed up. The…
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Most Canadians want a pipeline. Nobody wants to pay for it
Pipelines, pipelines, pipelines. No matter how you feel about them, it’s hard to escape news of them lately. In July, the Alberta government…
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Have too many credit cards? Here's which ones you should cancel
A wallet full of credit cards isn’t a problem by itself. But it’s time to cancel one when you’re paying annual fees for…
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Rural America's healthcare crisis: The 10 most vulnerable states
In Texas, fifty rural hospitals are at risk of closure. That is more than any other state in the country. Behind Texas, in descending order:…
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Same flight, different logbook: Why a private jet crew's experience looks bigger on paper in the US than in Europe
Imagine for a moment two first officers who just finished identical careers. Exact same aircraft. Exact same number of years. Exact same…
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Biggest accounts payable automation challenges and how to overcome them in 2026
Accounts payable (AP) automation challenges often become visible after go-live. The controller realizes exceptions are still piling up. The…
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How different types of auto insurance coverage compare
Choosing the right auto insurance is important for many reasons. From complying with state law to putting yourself in the best financial…
Continue ReadingWhen an AI agent runs the analysis, who signs the record?
Research and development organizations in 2026 find themselves in a unique position. AI agents are increasingly implemented into business…
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Why kids refuse to go to school, and how to help them feel ready to return
It can be stressful when kids flat-out refuse to go to school. Your child might be complaining about stomachaches every day, begging to stay…
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How jewelry appraisal works and what it costs
A jewelry appraisal usually costs about $75-$100, though traditional appraisal fees can range from $50 to $200. This depends on the appraiser,…
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Why 'science-backed' is becoming an important label in wellness
Social media is the go-to place for wellness content today. Influencers promote everything from health tips to supplements and provide…
Continue Reading65% of aspiring US entrepreneurs plan to use AI to launch a business in 2026
One in 3 U.S. adults (33%) plan to start a new business or side hustle in 2026—a 94% jump from last year—as more people view…
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3 money-saving tips for back-to-school shoppers
It’s time to hit the books, and with that comes a mountain of back-to-school expenses. The National Retail Federation reports that American…
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New research shows how well families prepare kids from piggy banks to portfolios
More than half of parents and grandparents say that kids today are less financially prepared than they were growing up. A survey of 1,000 U.S.…
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