How to Stop Instagram From Automatically Hiding Political Content

Instagram and Threads will now hide political content by default, making it harder to follow current affairs, important updates about government policies, voting rights, protests, and much more. If you’re the kind of person who prefers not to view political content on social media, you can stop reading right here. However, if you want to […]

How to Write Off Your BPCON Travel as a Business Expense

For business travel to be tax-deductible, you need to leave your tax home. This is where you ordinarily conduct business, and you typically have to travel far enough to warrant an overnight stay (100 miles is a good rule to follow).

TikTok’s ‘Golden Retriever’ and ‘Black Cat’ Relationship Theory Is Toxic

There are a whole bunch of TikTok trends that are more hurtful than helpful. Another one to add to the list: the “golden retriever boyfriend/black cat girlfriend” theory. The trend, which was coined a few years ago and has since continued to rack up a ton of videos on the subject, describes a relationship between […]

How to Start a ‘Backdoor’ Roth IRA (and When You Should)

If your income exceeds the limits for contributing directly to a Roth IRA, there’s still a way to fund one through a strategy known as the “backdoor Roth IRA.” This technique allows high-income earners to take advantage of the tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals offered by Roth IRAs. What is a “backdoor” Roth IRA? A […]

Taxes & Buying a Home—Here’s What You Should Know

Many people understandably wonder what costs and expenses could be tax-deductible and what additional taxes they may need to pay as part of the homebuying and ownership process. Here, we’ll go over everything you need to know about taxes and home purchases, including what you’ll pay, potential deductions you may benefit from, and more.

Velar’s native token to list on Bybit

Bybit will list VELAR, the native token of Bitcoin liquidity protocol Velar on April 3. Velar’s listing on Bybit will be via an initial exchange offering and marks a major milestone for Bitcoin ecosystem. Velar is set to launch its native token VELAR via an Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) on crypto exchange Bybit. The Bitcoin […]

This 128GB 4-in-1 Smart Flash Drive Is on Sale for $31 Right Now

This 128GB 4-in-1 smart flash drive is on sale for $30.99 right now (reg. $39.99). It’s not an ordinary thumb drive; it supports standard USB 3.0 along with lightning, micro-USB, and USB-C connections, so you can plug it directly into your iPhone, Android, Mac, PC, or any other compatible device. It can move files between […]

The Most Important Steps to Making an Effective To-do List

The key to a productive day is, for many, a solid to-do list, which is why there are so many elements that go into making one. To be clear, even jotting down all the things you need to get done haphazardly is still better than not doing it, but if you really want to excel, […]

Why I Still Choose Android Over iOS

The first iPhone was unveiled on Jan. 9, 2007, the first Android handset (the HTC Dream) showed up on September 23, 2008—and though it’s impossible to know for sure, I assume the very first Android vs. iOS article ran very soon after that. It’s a debate that’s spanned the decades, like Windows vs. macOS or […]

Judge rules SEC can proceed with case against Coinbase

Judge rules SEC vs. Coinbase case to proceed. US District Judge Kathrine Failla however granted Coinbase’s motion on its wallet. A federal judge has ruled that the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit against crypto exchange Coinbase will move forward. US District Judge Kathrine Failla gave the ruling on Wednesday, with the court’s order […]

How to Make Sure Your Solar Eclipse Glasses Will Actually Block the Sun

Despite what Bruce Springsteen says in his hit song “Blinded By the Light,” it’s no fun looking into the “eyes of the sun.” According to Prevent Blindness, exposing your peepers to the sun’s rays during a solar eclipse without proper eye protection can cause “eclipse blindness” or retinal burns, also known as solar retinopathy, and the damage […]

You Really Shouldn’t Buy a ‘Cheap’ Smart Ring

Smart rings are becoming more and more popular, and with the Galaxy Ring set to debut in late 2024, they are likely only going to get more so. Unfortunately, as tech becomes popular with the masses, cheaper versions often become available. Sometimes, this can be a boon—competition is a good thing in the tech industry, […]

What’s New on Prime Video and Freevee in April 2024

Like last month, Prime Video has one anticipated original title coming in April. Fallout (April 11)—executive produced and with a few episodes directed by Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan—is a post-apocalyptic drama series adapted from the video game of the same name. The show stars Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, and Walton Goggins. Also on the list […]

What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Political Half-Truths

It’s an election year, so naturally there are virtual firehoses of misinformation pointed at potential voters. While there are encouraging signs that people are getting better at spotting misinformation, there’s a kind of “fake news” that seems particularly pernicious on both sides of the political aisle: drawing a conclusion based on omitted information or missing […]

How to Oust Your Condo Board or HOA

Close to 30% of Americans live in a property governed by a condo board, homeowners association (HOA), or other community association—more than 70 million people. These associations are generally responsible for property upkeep, enforcement of community rules, and acting as a go-between for residents when disputes arise. Most people have a good or at least […]

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