Silicon Valley’s Grip on the Economy is Tightening

The dominance of Silicon Valley’s tech giants has reshaped the global economy, raising concerns about monopolistic practices. How have these companies grown to hold such power, and what does this mean for competition and innovation? #1. Google’s Search Engine Supremacy Google controls over 90% of the global search engine market, making it virtually impossible for … Read more

The Hidden Forces Causing Your Store Shelves to be Empty

Walked into a store expecting to grab your usual items but found empty shelves instead? Wondering why this keeps happening? #1. Global Pandemic After Effects The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted manufacturing and shipping worldwide. Many businesses are still catching up, leading to shortages in various products. #2. Labor Shortages A lack of workers in key sectors … Read more

Financial Anxiety is Keep Americans Up at Night

Does money matter? That’s the question that financial service company Acorns sought to answer in their latest survey, which posed questions relating to money, mental health, and financial security to 5000 Americans. Let’s take a look at the survey’s results. Financial Anxiety in America Acorns “Money Matters Report” has revealed an overwhelming sense of unease … Read more

Already Paying the Price: The Earth’s Revenge for Environmental Harm

As climate change intensifies, its impact on our planet is becoming undeniable. The consequences not only affect our environment but also our wallets. Here are 20 uncomfortable truths about how the changing planet may increasingly impact your finances. #1. Rising Insurance Premiums As extreme weather events become more common, insurance companies are raising premiums to … Read more

The Reality of Owning a Home in America is Fading Fast

The quintessential American Dream of homeownership is becoming increasingly elusive for many. Here are 20 reasons why achieving this milestone is more challenging than ever, reflecting broader economic trends and societal shifts. #1. Skyrocketing Home Prices Home prices have soared across the country, far outpacing wage increases, making it difficult for first-time buyers to enter … Read more

Is Guilt Costing You $500 Each Year?

A new study has revealed a curious habit that most Americans are unwillingly partaking in that’s costing them upwards of $500 a year. Curious as to what that could be?  A Divisive Issue  Tipping – it’s a controversial subject. With so many service industry workers relying on tips to supplement their low wages (minimum wage … Read more