When it comes to investment opportunities, publicly traded securities like stocks and bonds dominate the conversation. However, private holdings offer intriguing prospects for investors looking to diversify their portfolios and tap into unique opportunities. They also make up a huge universe of investments beyond the publicly traded markets. For example, while there are 4,000
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Despite living in a time of economic turbulence, Gen Z and Millennials feel positive about retirement, according to a new survey by SoFi. Gen Z is particularly bullish on retirement. Fifty-seven percent say it’s achievable with a plan in place, compared to just 45% of Millennials who feel the same. To find out how
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For centuries, American cooking habits were shaped by word of mouth and print media. When food television debuted in the 1940s, new cuisines and kitchen hacks were broadcast to consumers for the first time. As cable and the internet boomed, food television became increasingly popular. After social media launched, food bloggers dominated food media.
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Everyone experiences loss at some point in their life, but it’s how they process that loss and adapt to a new reality that defines their grieving journey. Part of that journey often includes a habit few people discuss openly, as many still speak to someone they can no longer call or visit. Some save
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Window air conditioners can be lifesavers during the hot summer months, especially in older homes or apartments without central air. But while they offer targeted cooling, they can also drive up your energy bill fast if they’re not used efficiently. The good news is a few smart strategies can keep your space cool and
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For most tenants, rent is one of their biggest monthly expenses. But do late rent payments affect credit? If your rent is due soon and you can’t pay, or you’re looking to build your credit score, you might be asking this question. In 2026, the answer isn’t a simple yes or no. It all
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For several years, when Pierre-Yves Loaëc left his office in Nantes in the evenings, he passed a woman sleeping rough in the parking lot near Nobilito, the marketing agency he runs. The contrast nagged at him. Outside, she huddled near a parking garage vent for warmth during the winter. “My office had heat, a
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Meals, snacks and drink options at 30,000 feet have always inspired strong opinions. From the coffee you’ll nurse through a transcon flight to the wine list in business class, in-flight and airport lounge food is a topic that many travelers have very specific thoughts about. In May, point.me, an award travel search platform for
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The scariest part of debt is rarely the math. It’s not knowing what you actually owe, what your options are, or what happens if you do nothing. And right now, millions of student loan borrowers are staring down a deadline that’s forcing them into something new, ready or not. If you’ve been on the
Continue ReadingEnglish learners make up a growing share of Philadelphia’s district enrollment, with around 25,000 enrolled last year. But they’re significantly less likely to make it to graduation than their peers — and that gap has only widened over the past decade. English learners include a diverse range of students from various language and cultural
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