When you get sick, you shouldn’t have to decide between medical care and rent. Medical costs are already unreasonable for 25 percent of Americans, and are getting worse every year. Pricey insurance and unexpected medical bills
are a potential ticket to bankruptcy, and you have little power to protect yourself.
iOS: Nobody likes being stuck in the middle seat on the plane. If you’re unhappy with your seat assignment, you can use Seateroo to swap seats with you—for a price of course.
The Anniversary update to Windows 10 is rolling out later this summer, but you can try out all the new features like Bash and notifications from your Android phone
right now with the Windows Insider program.
Gratitude is more than just feel-good fluff. It serves a significant practical purpose, too. You can add a gratitude session into your daily routine, and Gratefuless is a free tool that helps you do just that. It reminds you to practice gratitude with a daily text assignment.
Your own private herb garden in your kitchen means fresh herbs whenever you want them, but you don’t need an outdoor garden to build one. Here’s how you can use a cheap IKEA wine rack to create your own inexpensive wall-mounted garden.
Egg abstainers, your breakfast prayers have been answered. Serious Eats has developed an egg-free (actually, completely vegan) recipe for thick, fluffy pancakes, and the secret is in a can of chickpeas.
Try as we might to fight or deny it, old age will impact our running and athletic ability. By age 35, the rates of decline are so predictably linear that this calculator by a Yale economics professor maps out just how slowly you can expect to run the same distance as the years run by.
College is expensive, so any option you have to lower your tuition cost is generally worth a shot. Student Loan Hero says negotiating a financial aid offer is worth a try, and they break down the whole process.
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