Guide

Whether it’s pure nostalgia, obsession, or just plain curiosity, these bizarre items prove that, at the right auction, anything can become a treasure.

You walk into work, and before you’ve even logged in, someone comments on your outfit. Another chimes in with a “joke” about your body. Everyone laughs, except you. It’s 2025—shouldn’t we be past this? Spoiler: we’re not.

Mental health benefits were supposed to be the bare minimum by now. Right? Therapy coverage. Time off to reset. These are things companies have been bragging about offering for years now. So is it even legal, in this day and age, to get rid of them altogether?

When an elderly parent remarries late in life, their adult children often worry about what happens next.

While billionaires appear in dozens of states, the vast majority of extreme wealth funnels into a surprisingly small number of places. In 2025, residents of 38 states and Washington, DC made the Forbes 400 list, but more than half of the total $6.6 trillion represented lives in just a handful of states. Ranked from tenth to first, these are the states that America’s one percent clearly prefers—along with the single richest resident anchoring each one.

Stuck trying to e-file your taxes because the IRS website is down on deadline day? Find out whether you’ll get fined, what the IRS actually does during outages, and how to protect yourself from penalties.

Is a humanities degree really a waste of time and money? This engaging article breaks down the myths, career paths, salaries, and real-world value of studying the humanities—plus how to talk to skeptical parents about your future.

Filing taxes for the first time is stressful enough—add a “taxation is theft” skeptic into the mix, and it gets complicated. This image captures the tension between first-time tax responsibility and radical anti-tax beliefs.

Worried about the IRS after spending $76 on a business meal? Here’s what the $75 rule really means, why it’s misunderstood, and whether you’re actually at risk.

Promised a sign-on bonus that still hasn’t arrived? Here’s what to do if your new job hasn’t paid the bonus they agreed to—and how to get your money without risking your reputation.

Rent is due but your tax refund direct deposit was delayed and now you’re stuck waiting on a paper check. This practical, engaging guide walks through smart, low-stress options to cover rent, avoid bad debt, and protect your housing while your refund is on the way.

Tempted to call that luxury C-suite retreat in St. Barts “networking” and move on? This sharp, CEO-level guide breaks down what nonprofits can—and absolutely can’t—write off, how the IRS really evaluates executive travel, and why documentation, optics, and intent matter more than the destination. Perfect reading for nonprofit leaders who want to stay compliant without killing the vibe.