Following the historic regulation recently imposed in California, which granted a $20 minimum wage for all fast food workers, advocate groups are now pushing for further wage increases – this time targeting all of California’s working residents. Extending California’s $20 Minimum Wage Wage advocate group One Fair Wage is pushing lawmakers to extend California’s new […]
Massive Store Shutdowns Add to U.S. Brands’ Retail Woes
Stores across the U.S. are closing at unprecedented levels, according to new research from advisory firm Coresight Research. Read on for more information about the impact this could have on you and your communities. Store Closures Sweep Across the U.S. Last year, U.S. retailers shut stores across the country. Impact on Various Sectors From clothing […]
California’s Gas Prices Show No Signs of Dropping
California motorists will need to brace themselves – gas prices are predicted to climb again in the coming months, as summer nears and geopolitical tensions increase. Gas Troubles Despite gas prices soaring in California in the last month alone, motorists in the Golden State and throughout the country may be hit with more price increases […]
19 Reasons Why Hawaii Residents Are Saying Farewell
Hawaii, often envisioned as a paradise, is seeing a significant number of its residents decide to relocate. Here are 19 compelling reasons behind this exodus. 1. High Cost of Living Hawaii has the highest cost of living in the U.S. Residents face steep prices, such as $5 for a gallon of milk and over $3.50 […]
See If You Qualify: Walmart Might Owe You $500
If you’re one of the hundreds of millions who shop at Walmart every week, you may be entitled to a rather large chunk of money following the results of a $45 million class-action settlement. Here are the details. Walmart’s $45 Million Settlement Any Walmart customers who bought certain types of food from any of their […]
17 Ways New Jersey Outshines NYC for Living
New Jersey might not have the glitz of NYC, but it sure does make more sense for a lot of people. Why, you ask? Let’s break it down into bite-sized reasons. #1. Lower Cost of Living Living in New Jersey can be significantly cheaper than NYC. From groceries to gym memberships, your everyday expenses won’t […]
$45 Million Settlement Reached in Walmart Overcharging Case
Walmart has reached a settlement of $45 million, agreeing to reimburse customers up to $500 each for alleged overcharging on specific grocery items. The settlement pertains to purchases of weighted goods and bagged citrus made between October 19, 2018, and January 19, 2024. The Lawsuit’s Claims The lawsuit alleges that Walmart engaged in unfair and […]
Understanding the Impact of Student Loan Relief Revisions
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona has unveiled a significant new federal initiative in New York City designed to assist millions of Americans with their student loans. This ambitious plan represents a critical component of President Joe Biden’s commitment to fulfilling a major campaign promise. Reworking How Student Loans Operate The newly proposed federal student debt relief […]
The Top and Bottom 25 Universities in America
Wondering which universities are the cream of the crop and which ones fall short of the mark? Today, we’re ranking the 24 best and worst universities in the United States to give you the inside scoop on higher education excellence and disappointment. Are you ready to uncover the highs and lows of academia? Best Universities […]
Retirement Uncertainty for Boomers: Working Past 65
As the Baby Boomer generation approaches retirement, the promise of golden years filled with leisure and security seems more like a pipe dream for many. This demographic faces unique challenges that could redefine what it means to retire. Here’s a stark look at the realities shaping the retirement outlook for one of America’s largest generations. […]