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Commutes aren't created equal: How to shape your commute for your mental health

 Lyft surveyed 1,400 commuters to discover what makes the perfect ride to work.

Paid internships are in short supply for college students who want them

The Conversation reports on the difficulties that college students face in securing high quality internships.

Sports stars with the highest off-field business earnings

OLBG lists and examines the athletes, from the NFL to the NBA, earning the most money off-field in addition to their lucrative sports careers.

Managing your money

9 in 10 online learners experience positive ROI from degree program

BestColleges surveyed students about their experiences with online degree programs.

5 ways to achieve financial independence and retire early

Money.ca explains five actionable ways to achieve financial independence and retire early.

The 10 highest-paying sales jobs

Could you have a future in sales? Xactly used data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to identify the highest-paying sales jobs.

5 Ways to Conquer 'Adulting' with Smarter Financial Habits

(BPT) - By Mary Hines Droesch, Head of Consumer, Small Business & Wealth Management Banking and Lending Products at Bank of AmericaPack your bags and sharpen your pencils because it’s time …

Sunshine, adventure, and tax breaks: As baby boomers retire, here are the states where they can have it all

Caring.com looked at Census data to see which states have had the biggest increase of residents over the age of 65 from 2010 to 2023.

AI art is facing a copyright problem. Here's what it means for creators.

Verbit examined news articles and legal research to see what the rise of artificial intelligence means for creators.
More money matters
How to stay safe from AI voice scams
Spokeo explains what people need to know about AI voice scams, including how they work and how to protect yourself.
How does a reverse mortgage work in Canada?
Money.ca examines how a reverse mortgage works in Canada and how to decide if it's the right choice for your financial future.
For a second year, FAFSA will again be delayed
Chalkbeat reports that the U.S. Department of Education is taking a new approach this year that will improve the FAFSA experience for students and their families.
Which states have a thriving small-business landscape, according to data?
U.S. NAICS Codes analyzed data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to see which states have the healthiest environments for small businesses.
The 'sandwich generation' is strained: How to save for retirement while caring for kids and aging parents
Caring.com compiled tips from the Family Caregiver Alliance and other organizations to help you save while caring for many generations under one roof.
The worker shortage isn't over. Here are the states where it's most acute.
JobTest.org analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to show where worker shortages are still being felt across the United States.
Despite skepticism about AI's future, tech companies predict AI will continue to explode
To get a sense of how the AI market will grow in the near future, Verbit analyzed financial research and recent data on trends surrounding the technology. 
Kids are going back to school during one of the hottest years on record. Here's how heat affects learning.
Record-high global temperatures can have a detrimental impact on education. Study.com examined academic research to see how heat affects learning outcomes.
Top 50 healthcare careers for 2024-2025
Medical Technology Schools lists and examines the top 50 healthcare careers for 2024-2025, including growth potential, salary and overall flexibility.
Car key replacement costs: Can auto insurance help?
CheapInsurance.com looks at average car key replacement costs, DIY options, insurance coverage and prevention tips.

Cities where Millennials and Gen Z have the highest credit card debt

Experian looks into the where and the why behind rising credit card debt among Millennials and Gen Z across the U.S.

10 unscrupulous scams that target senior citizens

Spokeo warns to watch out for numerous senior citizen scams that target their hard-earned savings.

The most common types of car crashes in America

The General used National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data to determine the most common types of car crashes in America.

Inflation, wages and credit: Are younger consumers winning in 2024?

Experian analyzed data from the second quarter of 2024 that shows while costs have risen for consumer goods, the consumer credit market remains healthy—especially among younger borrowers.
More news about money
The ultimate guide to debt consolidation
Prosper explains how debt consolidation can help you reduce the number of monthly debt payments, secure lower interest rates, reduce the total amount you pay each month, or eliminate creditor fees.
Does car color affect auto insurance?
CheapInsurance.com takes a look at whether or not the color of a car has anything to do with the cost of auto insurance.
More schools are banning smartphones, but kids keep bringing them
CalMatters reports on how California's governor is calling for a statewide crackdown on cell phones in schools, an idea that is gaining traction in multiple states. Schools that banned phones a few years ago have advice on how to make it work.
The Great Wealth Transfer: How to protect your legacy
LegalZoom explains how the richest generations in American history can go about protecting their legacies over the next few decades as fortunes transfer from one generation to the next.
Why one of the most popular apps in the world may finally be poised to take off in the US
WhatsApp isn't particularly popular in the U.S., but could that change? Collabstr analyzed Pew Research to illustrate the global divide.
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