This article is part of our latest Pride special report, featuring L.G.B.T.Q. voices on the challenges and possibilities of these troubled times. Alexander Chee is the author of “How to Write an Autobiographical Novel” and “Queen of the Night.” The first weekend of the coronavirus shutdown in March, my husband, …
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Author’s Blurb: I’ve never properly budgeted for anything in my life. My way of saving is just to not spend, and I suppose I have rather good discipline over my financial habits. Even during the MCO, I haven’t been tempted to spend on wants to keep myself happy, I just …
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“When you try to stay on the surface of the water, you sink; but when you try to sink, you float; and that insecurity is the result of trying to be secure.” – Alan Watts One idea that seems true in many other parts of life but seems to fall …
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What Is Personal Property Insurance? Homeowners insurance doesn’t just cover the exterior of your home, it also covers your personal belongings. In the event of a covered peril, like fire, theft or extreme weather, your personal property insurance will reimburse you to repair or replace lost items. Personal property coverage …
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Personal loans provide an excellent avenue for individuals to get access to money when they need it. The first and most important decision you’ll need to make when shopping for a loan is secured vs. unsecured personal loans. The choice will depend on your financial goals, financial situation, the amount …
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We’re going to go down a road for a while that seems to have little to do with personal finance, but bear with me for a while. I think you’ll find the journey interesting. It isn’t very often that I can say with complete seriousness that an article changed my …
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Presented by Sinch Brand marketers have seen the future of enterprise comms, and it’s not email or apps. It’s almost certainly rich conversational messaging. So, how will it look in 2030? Futurologists can be sure of one thing: technology might change in unexpected ways, but people don’t. While 1960s future-gazers …
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