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It’s no secret that a diet heavy in sugary snacks and pre-packaged meals isn’t healthy for anyone. But new research suggests the stakes are even higher for those with a cancer diagnosis. Consuming high amounts of ultra-processed foods is linked to a higher risk of death among long-term cancer survivors, according to a study published … Read more

Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. New Monster research shows that even in an era of remote work, Slack messages, and heightened professionalism, the workplace remains a deeply human environment. More than half of U.S. workers say they’ve had a crush at work, and 1 in 3 has been involved in a workplace … Read more

For decades, the standard American financial blueprint was simple: get a good job, work hard, and live off the salary. But that foundation is cracking. Today, a single primary paycheck is increasingly insufficient to cover the rising costs of modern life. A recent national survey from MyPerfectResume reveals a stark shift in the American workforce. … Read more

Most of us treat estate planning like a trip to the dentist: We know it’s necessary, but we’ll find any excuse to put it off. Maybe you think you’re not rich enough to need a plan, or perhaps you’re convinced that a quick DIY will from the internet has you covered. Here’s the cold, hard … Read more

There’s a massive misconception that all dollar stores are the same. If you think you’re getting the same deal at Dollar Tree that you’d get at Dollar General, you’re likely throwing money away. The truth is that these stores have completely different business models. One is a true “dollar” store (mostly), while the others are … Read more

Everyone hates tax season. It’s stressful, confusing, and often expensive. So, when a tool like ChatGPT comes along—capable of writing poetry, coding websites, and passing the bar exam—it’s natural to wonder: “Can I just feed my W-2s into this thing and let it do the work?” It’s a tempting idea. After all, we’re all looking … Read more

Your dinner plate might be the most powerful tool you have for protecting your brain. While doctors have long known that what you eat affects your heart, recent research highlights a dramatic link between specific dietary habits and the risk of suffering a stroke. The findings, published in Neurology Open Access, a journal of the … Read more

If you ask the average person to pantomime a heart attack, they will almost certainly clutch their chest and grimace in agony. It is the “Hollywood heart attack,” and for decades, it was the standard by which medical emergencies were judged. But for women, that script is often dangerously wrong. Cardiovascular disease is the No. … Read more

I spent more than a decade working as a financial advisor. I wore the suit, I sat across the desk from clients and I explained why they needed me to manage their wealth. Back then, the value proposition was straightforward. You didn’t have the tools I had. You couldn’t easily buy the funds I could … Read more