Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
In the digital age, social media platforms are not just spaces for networking and entertainment; they are potent tools that can shape public opinion and personal reputations. However, certain types of posts, particularly rants, can have adverse effects. Here, we explore 16 types of social media rants that could lead to ‘cancel culture’ backlash, underscoring the importance of thoughtful online communication. 1. Offensive Political Statements
In today’s increasingly diverse and interconnected world, the language we use often carries deeper implications than we might realize. These 15 common expressions that, perhaps unintentionally, can reveal underlying assumptions of white privilege. These phrases, used in everyday conversation, may perpetuate certain biases and inequalities. 1. “I Don’t See Color” Claiming colorblindness disregards the unique experiences and challenges faced by people of color. It implies
The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t the only time Americans have had to endure sudden price increases. Similarly, the cost of living in 1917 surged due to World War I. From December 1916 to June 1920, prices increased at an 18.5% annualized rate according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Food, clothing, and other essential goods all became more expensive and harder for the average family to
In an age where home security is a top priority, standard measures may not be enough. It’s essential to think inventively and employ unconventional strategies for effective home protection. Use the 15 creative but highly effective home security tips that go beyond the usual methods. From psychological deterrents to simple yet ingenious hacks, these strategies will help fortify your home against potential intruders in ways
Welcome to today’s blog post where we delve into the intriguing world of political tactics and public opinion. Former President Donald Trump is at it again, making headlines with his latest social media posts. This time, it’s about calling a Georgia prosecutor’s colleague her “lover,” a strategy reminiscent of his past maneuvers. Let’s unpack this tactic and see what it tells us about Trump’s approach
Due to the inflation we’ve experienced over the past couple of years, cost of living has become a hot topic. As a result, you may be curious to know what the cost of living was like in decades past. The 50s is an interesting time in history to look back on as the economy was booming and wages were rising. Let’s take a trip down
The 1950s are remembered fondly as a simple, nostalgic time in American history. After the war, the economy boomed and allowed the average family to enjoy relative economic prosperity. However, Americans still had to work hard to afford the cost of living in 1957 and save up for major purchases like homes and cars. Let’s take a closer look at how households spent their money
In 1962, the Beatles released their first single in the UK and Spider-Man made his debut in the Amazing Fantasy #15 comic. It’s hard to believe that over 60 years have passed since that important time in history! A lot has changed since then, including the price of consumer goods. The cost of living in 1962 was much lower than it is today. Believe it
Can you believe that 1955 was nearly 70 years ago? You can still catch reruns of popular shows from that year (such as I Love Lucy and Gunsmoke) on TV today. Although 1955 may feel like yesterday to some of us, times have changed, especially when it comes to money. The cost of living in 1955 was significantly lower than it is now. Americans got
Every year, Oxford Languages chooses a word that defines the year. In 2023, the word “rizz” was picked, which means style or charm. Rizz is a new turn of phrase that young adults have popularized recently and represents the strong internet culture that permeated society throughout 2023. But what does the Oxford Word of the Year have to do with finances? Choosing your money-related word
