Money

While 46% of people think they won’t have enough money for retirement, new data shows that 31% have at least six months’ worth of money for emergencies. Read More

Sorry to interrupt your newlywed bliss, lovebirds, but here’s a PSA: Before you say “I do,” you should not just talk about your personal commitment to your loved one, but also to money. As you start to merge your life with your chosen partner, it’s important to discuss if and how you are going to merge bank accounts. Read More

But whether you hop in a car or on a plane for your summer vacation this year, taking time off from work can be a great way to recharge with your friends and family. Read More

Just because you’re an adult doesn’t mean you’re independent. Even after they become fully-fledged adults, many Millennials still rely on their parents’ money to get by. Read More

And the most expensive American city to get married in is … you guessed it: New York, according to the 2018 Newlywed Report by WeddingWire. Read More

As soon as you graduate from high school or Uni, you undoubtedly feel accomplished. But you might also feel as though you’re finished with the educational system in general — you’ve got your diploma, and you’re ready to get to work. Here are six reasons you should keep going to class. Read More

If you thought the avocado toast trend was dying down you would be quite wrong. Hand stabbing injuries from cutting avocados AKA “avocado hand” are on the rise and according to a recent study there is actually a scientific reason you are so addicted to this annoyingly Millennial meal. Read More

Don’t expect to get a generous tip from a Millennial — they are the stingiest tippers in America, according to a new survey of 1,000 adults from Creditcards.com. Read More

Here’s what you need to know about inversion and how to apply it in your life to solve difficult problems easier, improve your decision-making and innovate better ideas. Read More