We know not to trust brands by now, don’t we? After all, brands are not your friends. But while the country has been mobilized by renewed Black Lives Matter protests after the murder of George Floyd, it seems every brand from Ben & Jerry’s to LEGO and Nickelodeon have been sharing #BLM messages of support
Which Food Delivery Apps Have the Best Deals?
Mar 26 | 2020
When you’re only leaving your house for groceries and medicine because the coronavirus pandemic has locked down your city and your social life, you might question why you should leave at all. After all, many doctors are conducting live video appointments now, and you can subscribe to prescription delivery services for your medications. When it
Top 7 Tips for Successfully Switching Careers
Feb 24 | 2020
IT ‘s a simple fact that people change. Sometimes you’re in the middle of your career when you realize you’re no longer the person who chose that lifestyle. Changing careers jobs is one thing, but switching careers mid-stride presents conflicts in both the short- and long-term. You don’t necessarily have to start over at an
You’ve Maxed Out Your Credit Card: Here’s What You Do
Dec 04 | 2019
Congratulations! You’ve Ubered and Grubhubbed and online-shopped your way into credit card debt. Now you’re an adult who’s incurred enough debt to make a credit card company very frustrated with you. Welcome to the maxed out club! The first time you realize that you’ve maxed out a credit card, you may panic, but there are
How Negative Self-Talk Makes You Bad with Money
Mar 27 | 2019
With finances being one of the most common sources of stress, anxiety-induced habits of negative self-talk and pessimistic thinking can affect how you deal with your money situation. As common as budgeting problems are, how you approach your personal finances can have a powerful effect on your money management. From second-guessing your expenses to internalizing
What to Look for in an Internship
Mar 11 | 2019
Even though we’re led to believe that internships are the key to successful careers, we’re also wary of companies that take advantage of the free labor, relegating interns to coffee runs or leftover tasks that don’t enhance professional development. Students, new graduates, or even professionals looking to change careers and gain experience in an unfamiliar
5 Signs It’s Time to Quit Your Job
Mar 07 | 2019
Whether you’re bored or completely overwhelmed without enough resources, it may be time to leave your current position and seek out better opportunities. The Bureau of Labor Statistics finds that Americans are quitting their jobs at the highest rate since 2001. While it’s normal to occasionally feel stuck or unsure of your next step, if
Why Neo-Banks Are the Future
Feb 14 | 2019
After the 2008 financial crisis, 465 banks failed between 2008 and 2012. Only 10 banks failed in the five years leading up to 2008. Over 10 years later, the big banking industry hasn’t collapsed, but public trust in the sector has been irrevocably damaged by the institutional failure of the financial crisis. As an alternative,
10 Most Fun Jobs in the World (That Pay Well)
Feb 05 | 2019
In a globalized, interconnected world, more career opportunities are available to you than ever before. Outside the parameters of nine-to-five work schedules, well-paying work is available in everything from aviation and animal sciences to creative design and media arts. Depending on your interests, skill sets, and location, you could turn your passion projects into your
The business landscape of 2019 is changing with the turbulent times, and to succeed will require high emotional intelligence as well as mental acuity. According to business strategists and high-powered employers, the most valuable skills an employee can have are a mix of in-demand “hard,” or technical and knowledge-based, skills and “soft,” or behavioral and