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  • How Seniors Living Alone Can Protect Themselves During COVID Social isolation has been a major mental and even physical health issues for people all over the world this past year. Many living alone have found themselves cut off from friends and family because of harsh social distancing requirements and have had to face more time alone than at perhaps any other point in their life.

  • 5 questions to ask yourself before trying debt consolidation Debt consolidation isn't necessarily for everyone. A debt consolidation calculator can help you see if a debt consolidation loan makes sense for you. In addition to using a debt consolidation calculator, it can also be worthwhile to ask yourself a handful of questions before embarking on debt consolidation.

  • Americans Who Choose To Use Their Stimulus Money To Help Those in Need Here are some good samaritans who had chosen to help others using their stimulus money, regardless of their own financial battle.

  • Biden's 'American Rescue Plan' to Give More Money to Unemployed Americans More money would be given to unemployed workers as part of President-elect Joe Biden's 'American Rescue Plan.'

  • Stimulus Bill Includes $25 Billion in Rental Assistance. Are You Qualified? Here's How to Apply The second stimulus bill settled after months of negotiations was worth $900 billion, including $25 billion in rental assistance. Here is what you should know to qualify.

  • New York's 'Miracle Baby' Bravely Survives COVID-19, Liver Transplant A 'miracle baby' from New York courageously survived COVID-19 and a liver transplant.

  • Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs $750M After Tuesday Draw, Leaves No Winner The Mega Millions jackpot became the eighth-largest jackpot in the U.S. lottery history after drawing on Tuesday with no winner.

  • Reading Trends to Keep On Your Radar in 2021 The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic quickly changed all aspects of our lives - and that includes our reading preferences. As we became trapped at home by ourselves, people turned to their bookshelves for entertainment and information. We were transported to mythical, mask-free lands and learned new skills to fuel isolation-driven hobbies.

  • 5 Tips for Young Travelers As a young adult, you're likely excited about getting out of your home town and into the world. Traveling is on your mind, and you're eager to get started. Before you jump on the next bus or book a cross-country flight, take the time to plan your trip. You'll want to be prepared for any situation. Read on to learn five tips you should implement before you head out on your next adventure.

  • See the World While You Work and Learn Online The truth is you don't have to have deep pockets to travel the world. By combining your business with pleasure, you can scratch your itch for wanderlust and be productive at the same time. In today's increasingly connected world, it is easier than ever to travel the world while you work or learn online. While travel is still limited in many areas due to the pandemic, things will eventually return to normal, affording you new opportunities to see the world.

  • Budgeting for Your Wedding Congratulations! You've gotten engaged! Chances are, you're flying pretty high with all of those visions in your head of wedded bliss, but before you can get there, you need to take the cost of a wedding into account. These events can cost an average of more than $35,000 easily. For that reason, we've put together a few tips for budgeting for your special day.

  • Even with COVID-19 Relief Aid, Only 4 in 10 Americans could Pay $1,000 Unexpected Expenses, Survey Reveals Less than 4 in 10 Americans could manage the unexpected $1,000 expense, such as car repair or medical bills, even with the presence of COVID-19 relief aid.

  • Macroeconomic Loophole That Suggests Health Insurance Will Get Cheaper Do a little research into the 2020 pandemic and health insurance, and all you read are people saying that health insurance prices will climb, and how small businesses are going to cancel their health insurance policies.

  • UK Petition Aims to Reduce University Student Tuition Fees, Signed by Over 200000 People A petition calling for the U.K to reduce university tuition fees by two-thirds garnered more than 200,000 signatures.

  • How To Brew A Cup Of Joe In The Great Outdoors? If you love coffee and camping, bringing the two together is probably your definition of paradise. It is totally understandable for coffee lovers who are also campers to want nothing more than a cup of coffee while enjoying the outdoors.

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