Telecommuting work is growing and will be here to stay post-pandemic. Over 41.6% of American jobs are now telecommuting jobs. Instead of preparing for an in-office face-to-face interview, how should you prepare for a virtual job interview? Your home is where you are most comfortable. And if you are too comfortable as you prepare for a virtual job interview, you
Public domain image courtesy Unsplash. I used to be a stoner. And when I say "stoner," I mean a Cheech and Chong, Redman and Method Man, or Seth Rogen-level stoner. I haven't smoked marijuana since 2017. (For a bit of context, I smoked like every day for a decade before that.) That sentence was one of the
Your teeth will take care of you as long as you take care of them. However, some people have different standards when it comes to the term, “taking care.” For example, many people are resorting to dental tourism to escape the high costs of dentistry in a developed country. Getting a dental implant can cost as much as $4,500 after
Life can be over before you know it, so smile often while you still have teeth. That can be easier said than done for people without dental insurance. Also, fewer people are enthusiastic to go to the dentist now because of the pandemic. And depending on the dentist you visit certain dental procedures may not be permitted because of coronavirus
Many business experts believe that the simplest and best way to earn reliable income for the future is with a fixed-income investment. You can use a fixed-income investment to pay for retirement or generate extra income in the future. A fixed-income investment can also mitigate risk in a diversified financial portfolio. And most fixed-income investments pay anywhere between 5% to
Have you recovered from the stock market drama involving GameStop yet? The whole fiasco sounded like the plot out of a cable or streaming drama; poor and working-class investors defeating rich, elitist Wall Street investors at their own game. “Retail investors,” meaning people like you and me, are taken just as seriously as traditional investors now. “Meme Investing,” now a
