Monday has arrived again and with it another Mental Health post! I’ve been thinking about how we choose to spend our time and if it feels like an obligation or a pleasure. This has been… View Post ...

And while $3,000 can feel like a financial windfall, personal finance expert Suze Orman advises that it's important to have a plan for spending your refund wisely. Here's what she suggests to make ...

Five years later, the state’s 2020 court race amassed nearly $10 million in total spending. Two years ago, another battle for ideological control of the court set records at the time with more ...

Now that Trump has begun to fulfill his promise to decrease federal spending, here are four ways that could impact your wallet ... created because it may take time for laid-off government workers ...

In Mr. Vought’s design, spending would be slashed by about $9 ... His full vision did not come to fruition at the time, but the roughly 100-page blueprint has taken on heightened significance ...

Now it needs to spend the money wisely and advance structural reforms ... “We don’t have the time to squander this.” Advisory Alert: It has come to our attention that certain individuals ...

said spending $100 towards estate planning is a smart money move at this age. “If you haven’t updated your will for a decade or more, it’s time to reevaluate your plans for your estate ...

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Ordinarily, and in subservience to the temperamental reticence that has served me well for so long, I wouldn’t take a private fight to a public square. Yet the many anecdotes shared after my ...

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Spending too much time focusing on digital devices means your eyes may become fatigued, and sitting too close to screens can also strain their eye muscles. Light glare reflected on digital screens ...

Blame it on your brain. Psychological biases—mental shortcuts meant to help us make quick decisions—often lead us astray when it comes to spending and saving. The good news? Once you recognise ...