Every single type of cancer explained
Written by: Constance Brinkley-Badgett
A cancer diagnosis can be both terrifying and confusing for those afflicted, as well as for friends and family who don’t really know what the diagnosis …
The best Whole Foods appetizers for your Super Bowl party
Written by: Anna Francese Gass
With the Super Bowl coming up, it’s time to start planning a killer menu. The key to a successful party is loads of appetizers. No one …
The pagan origins of Groundhog day
Written by: Daniel Bukszpan
Groundhog Day is upon us, and with it comes an enduring question – did Punxsutawney Phil, the legendary groundhog at Gobbler’s Knob near Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, see …
6 ways to become debt-free
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
If you’re in debt — no matter how much — it’s likely causing you anxiety. Whether you owe $1,000 or $10,000, your debt is always lurking …
6 ways to spend your Lunar New Year money
Written by: Mia Taylor
The annual celebration of Lunar New Year includes sumptuous feasts, festive dragon and lion dances and the all-important gifting of red envelopes filled with money. Symbols …
6 budget-friendly places to put on your 2019 travel list
Written by: Emily Starbuck Gerson
Do you have dreams of collecting passport stamps but fear international travel is beyond your budget? You might be surprised what you can afford with some …
How to fall in love with kale all over again
Written by: Reilly Brock
If you’ve tried making a kale salad, you’ve probably been told to “massage” it by some well-meaning relative or BuzzFeed article. You probably wondered: why does …
The top 5 ways to grow your small business
Written by: Nate Gouldsbrough
There are a lot of things that keep small business owners up at night, and one of those fears is growth. Growing a business beyond the capabilities …
How to become self-employed now
Written by: Neal Frankle
Being self-employed isn’t just a dream. You’re reading this because you want to work for yourself and believe me, you can make it happen. I don’t need …
Should you be worried about your car getting hacked?
Written by: Hanna Horvath
Cars are getting more high-tech. You can now buy a car that has Wi-Fi, night vision and can park by itself. But there’s a growing fear …
7 signs you need a pro to do your taxes
Written by: Jamie Friedlander
Completing one’s annual tax return can be a fairly straightforward process. You simply get your W-2 or 1099 forms and other necessary documents in the mail or online, …
Comedian Kevin Hart drops $500K on classic cars for his team
Written by: Carter Nacke
Comedian Kevin Hart reportedly spent about $500,000 on classic cars to thank his crew after he wrapped up his latest international tour. “Just treated my guys to Old …
Bootstrapping: The best financing option for your startup
Written by: Rieva Lesonsky
Have you heard the term “bootstrapping a business?” Derived from the old saying about “pull yourself up by your bootstraps,” bootstrapping means using your own money to finance …
9 ways smart companies connect with customers
Written by: Alex Barseghian
There’s a shift happening ion the consumer landscape, and smart companies are taking notice. The new focus is on the individual consumer and away from mass …
How 1031 tax-deferred exchanges work
Written by: Scott Sheldon
A 1031 tax-deferred exchange is a deferred exchange in the gain of an investment property used to acquire another investment property. Make no mistake this is …
This City Has Hosted the Most Super Bowls Ever
Written by: Alex Andonovska
In February 2024, Las Vegas is set to make its debut as a Super Bowl host, which is a big deal because, since the Super Bowl kicked …
The innocent mistake you can make when applying for a credit card
Written by: Hanna Horvath
Getting a credit card is an important financial step. It can help you build credit, which can affect insurance premiums and loan approvals. It can also …
What’s the average entrepreneur salary? It may be less than you think
Written by: Vivian Giang
There’s no doubt about it. Being your own boss certainly has its perks: you choose who to work with, the kind of projects you take on, …
What’s a financial plan, and how do I build one?
Written by: Julie Ryan Evans
Do you have a financial plan? If not, you’re not alone. In fact, most Americans don’t have a written financial plan in place. For some, it may …
6 best VPNs to keep your laptop & mobile devices secure
Written by: Amber Wang
Most people probably aren’t familiar with a VPN, nor know what it actually does. Yes, a VPN allows you to stream Netflix from different countries. It’s also a …
4 reasons you should always make your own salad dressing (and tips for how to do it)
Written by: Reilly Brock
Making your own salad dressing can be revolutionary for your palate and the planet. Here are 4 reasons that you should always make your own at …
The 15 lessons that have been critical to my business success
Written by: Joe Pulizzi
It’s hard to believe that I just passed eight years as an entrepreneur. As we’ve grown at Content Marketing Institute, I’ve leaned on many critical resources, and …
How to get life insurance coverage after a stroke
Written by: Kevin Mercadante
Strokes claim the lives of over 150,000 people each year, making it the third leading cause of death in the US behind heart disease and cancer. …
Jeff Bezos should have gotten a prenup & why you should too
Written by: Hanna Horvath
The richest couple in the world is a couple no more. Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon and the richest man in the world, announced he …
Groundhog Day: 5 times Bill Murray movies gave great financial advice
Written by: Brian Acton
Groundhog Day is the 1993 classic comedy film that asks the question “What happens when a TV weatherman, played by Bill Murray, starts reliving the same …
This City Has Hosted the Most Super Bowls
Written by: Alex Andonovska
In February 2024, Las Vegas is set to make its debut as a Super Bowl host, which is a big deal because, since the Super Bowl kicked …
Is your small business showing these signs of decline?
Written by: Suzanne Kerns
Would you know it if your business was in decline? According to a white paper PDF produced by compensation data company PayScale, a business can enter a state …
Living abroad can save you money — here’s how
Written by: Sarah Li Cain
What if I said that you can stay in five-star hotels whenever you wish, eat at the finest restaurants, travel internationally, hire a full-time housekeeper, save six …
6 ways to avoid debt in 2019
Written by: Alexandria White
In the beginning of the new year, you’ll often hear chatter about new year’s resolutions regarding weight loss and saving money. An impressive financial goal to …
14 ways to create strong passwords to protect your credit
Written by: Shannon McNay Insler
Want an unexpected way to protect your credit? Create strong online passwords. The better your passwords are, the more likely you can keep your information safe. Click …
