As the autumn season approaches, Floridians are gearing up for the change in weather and the spooky festivities that come with it. From fall gardens to Halloween decorations, there’s no shortage of things to do. For those seeking a thrill, exploring haunted places in Florida is a must. With its rich history and old towns,…
With the fiscal year coming to a close in just 10 days, the state is projecting that the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights ( TABOR ) cap will surpass $3 billion, which is $600,000 higher than the estimate made in March. Colorado residents may be in for a pleasant surprise next year as state tax revenues…
Homeownership has long been considered a cornerstone of stability and financial prosperity. Though some might say that owning a home is a dead investment, we should also consider that financial landscapes are evolving, therefore the innovative approaches to managing our assets have immensely improved. In this article, we explore a refreshing new angle that unlocks…
The increase in prices for the U.S. Postal Services’ stamps and services will begin this July 9 due to rising operation costs brought by inflation. Reasons behind the Price Increase According to USPS, the said price adjustments are required for the Postal Service to provide much-needed revenue to achieve the 10-year plan to achieve financial…
Fort Lauderdale, a popular tourist destination known for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, is not without its safety concerns. While the city offers many attractions and cultural offerings, certain neighborhoods have been identified as having higher crime rates and lower living standards. In this article, we delve into the top five most dangerous neighborhoods…
Orlando, Florida holds the distinction of being one of the most popular cities to visit in America. With its family-friendly attractions, diverse culinary scene, and renowned Walt Disney World, Orlando offers a multitude of experiences for visitors. Orlando is Secure, But Be Cautious of Scams and Petty Crimes As a local resident of Orlando, I…
As worries regarding the future of Social Security increase, millions of American employees are anxious about the type of financial protection they are going to receive once they retire. As per a survey done especially for Newsweek, 88% of Americans say they will depend on Social Security to support them during retirement and that the benefits…
After opposition from the sector, a new law intended to increase pay for fast food employees has been postponed for almost 2 years. The measure was approved by the governor this past year, Gavin Newsom. He established a council with the authority to increase the state’s minimum wage for some workers over $15.50 an hour to…
The lawsuit claims that PeopleNet employed biometric time clocks to track workers in violation of Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). Workers are required by BIPA to make clear to their staff the biometric data they are collecting. From April 2, 2016, and March 21, 2023, PeopleNet in Illinois undertook a biometric scan on qualified…
Advocates for student debt relief look into additional ways President Joe Biden might accomplish his aim while thousands of Americans patiently wait for the Supreme Court’s ruling on student loan forgiveness. Biden and the Secretary of Education utilized the power provided by the 2003 Heroes Act to prevent student loan funds throughout the pandemic because…