Cybercrime is an ever-increasing threat to Americans in all states. Criminals maliciously hack into computers, phones, and other digital devices from across the globe, causing cases of identity theft, data breaches, computer viruses, and more. Based on historical data that NetworkBuildz gathered, residents of these states are at a higher risk of cybercrime this year….
Only a handful of Americans can boast about an income that’s higher than 99% of their fellow citizens. Whether you want to be part of that small group or are a curious bystander, the earnings threshold it takes to be in the top 1% in each state puts the average American income into perspective. SmartAsset…
Are you frustrated with the high housing prices in the area where you’re looking to buy? You’re not alone. Fortunately, there are still cities in the United States where housing remains relatively affordable. So, if you’re open to expanding your house search, these are some of the most economical — and nice — places to…
McDonald’s and Denny’s aren’t the only places retirement-aged Americans can land senior discounts. Many retirees are unaware that they can access free or affordable college education options in their state. Kiplinger set out to change that, highlighting the schools in each state that offer free or heavily discounted higher education for people of retirement age….
Having a passport is a privilege not everyone around the globe is lucky to enjoy. Even for those who do, numerous factors influence how easily they can travel to other countries. Global Citizen Solutions recently released its 2024 Quality of Life Index, ranking the 25 friendliest passports in the world. Do you know where the…
When you see a young person use abbreviations that are nothing like the traditional “RSVP” and “ASAP,” do you cringe, or does it give you FOMO? With many people wanting to send and receive information quickly, new acronyms seem to appear by the minute. The problem? For many Americans, they’re too hard to keep up…
Considering retiring somewhere new? The city you choose can have a huge impact on your finances and well-being. According to research by U.S. News & World Report, your golden years could shine even brighter depending on where you decide to settle down. U.S. News gathered its data by assessing the 150 largest metropolitan areas in…
Planning an international trip is exciting. But it also requires due diligence from a safety standpoint. I’ve traveled to over 50 countries in the past decade, and the U.S. Department of State (DOS) is my go-to source to learn about each country’s safety. I combed through the DOS’ travel advisories to find the 24 countries…
Pizza might as well be an honorary American dish given how much we adore it. According to a Gozney study, a whopping 93% of Americans reach for a cheesy pie when they don’t feel like cooking, and 31% would choose pizza as their final meal. But here’s where the issue lies for some pizza lovers:…
Saying “no” is uncomfortable, but the alternative isn’t better. People may walk all over you if you don’t set boundaries for yourself. So, the next time you don’t want to attend an optional after-work event or babysit your neighbor’s kid, practice declining using these phrases. Mindfully American analyzed some of the most common scenarios when…
