Joblist • 8th September 2022

How Working Remotely Impacts Life Outside of Your Job

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many have faced tough changes and challenges. As people remain cooped up at home, many are forced to turn their personal space into a professional setting as well. We have thus come to realize that things may not return to normal for a long time, and remote work may become more mainstream once it’s all said and done.

Personal Capital • 23rd August 2022

Preparing for the Next Recession

With the Great Recession of 2008 barely in the rearview mirror, many people remember it as the harshest economic downturn since the Great Depression. Today, with the pandemic recovery, the invasion of Ukraine, and rising inflation, many people are worried there might be another recession on the horizon. To brace themselves, people are taking action to shore up their finances.

Vivint • 26th July 2022

Vacation Rental Confessions and Best Practices

If you’ve ever left home on a trip, excursion, or long-term work assignment, you’ve probably booked a vacation rental. When guests look for their ideal rental unit, they tend to take price, location, and aesthetics into account. When hosts hand the keys over to their renters, they just have to hope their guests follow the rules. In a perfect world, when the keys are returned, the host will peer into a pristine unit with everything looking as it did before the guest arrived. Unfortunately, the world we live in is far from perfect.

CouponFollow • 29th April 2022

What's Stopping Crypto Skeptics?

Given that in 2021, over 100 million people around the world were using cryptocurrency, it’s safe to say that the digital dollar has become a widely accepted way of spending and saving. However, despite the recent explosion in public awareness of crypto, many are skeptical about its long-term legitimacy.

onlineroulette.org • 1st December 2021

Breaking Down #BoycottNFL

The #boycottNFL movement has been at the forefront of football over the past few years. Former NFL Quarterback Colin Kaepernick started one of the largest movements in sports history on September 1, 2016, when he decided to take a knee during the national anthem. Since then, the story has erupted into a national debate.

Cinch Home Services • 1st December 2021

Nearly 70% of people lie about enjoying holiday meals

As the holiday season begins to creep up on us, extravagant feasts feel like they're only a sniff away. While stuffing ourselves silly can be a satisfying experience, the time it takes to prepare everything is a little more stressful. Between purchasing the food, preparing it and hosting guests, it takes grit and determination to pull off a great holiday feast.

OLBG.com • 1st December 2021

Star Athletes’ Kryptonite

No matter how many touchdowns you throw, yards you run, passes you catch, or baskets you score, every player and team has their struggles. Using five years of data from sports-reference.com, we’ve pulled some key information that highlights who tends to get bested against certain teams.

RushOrderTees • 1st December 2021

What Are the Most Searched for Halloween Costumes?

Halloween is a holiday where we tend to let loose, have fun, and goof around with friends for an evening. As we continue to ride the wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, though, some people might not be as willing to let their guard down this year.

TickPick • 30th August 2022

Deepest Sports Rivalries in 2021

At the root of sports is competition, and at the root of competitions are rivalries. They are the beating heart of fans' passion for the game and athletes' drive to win. Rivalries can take years to develop, and when they do, their imprint and influence can last a lifetime. For this reason, we've surveyed 1,780 sports die-hards to see what they think of the most heated competitions across the four major sports leagues in the U.S. We also pulled related data from sports-reference.com to analyze these rivalries in detail over the past 10 years.

Wordtips • 1st December 2021

Is _____ a Word?

Shakespeare is probably rolling in his grave considering how drastically the English language has changed over the years. The term ‘proper English,’ meaning speaking or writing without grammatical errors or usage of slang, is nearly an afterthought (at least on social media and in regards to text messaging). We’ve surveyed 1,030 people to learn more about their opinion on the evolution (or decay, some might argue) of the English language.