These Six ‘Misunderstandings’ Can Seriously Impact Your Hospital Bill
Nobody wants to go to the hospital. Finding yourself in one means you’re either sick or injured, or visiting someone who’s sick or injured. There are more than 34 million hospital admissions every year, and those admissions are expensive: The average daily cost is more than $2,800. Considering the average hospital stay is 4.5 days—totaling […]
11 Questions to Ask the Neighbors Before You Buy a New House
Moving into a new home can be scary. No matter the reason for leaving your current spot—whether it’s rising rent, quality of life issues, or something more positive like a new job opportunity—your old home was comfortable and familiar. You knew what the problems were and what to expect each day. A new house is […]
Three Crucial Facts You Need to Know About an Insurer Before Buying a Policy
People in the U.S. pay more than $1 trillion in insurance premiums each year. Most of us have more than one insurance policy at any given time, including health, auto, homeowners, and life insurance policies. And when the time comes to shop around for a new one, you probably do some due diligence, researching the […]
This month in security with Tony Anscombe – July 2025 edition
Here’s a look at cybersecurity stories that moved the needle, raised the alarm, or offered vital lessons in July 2025
Google Merchant Knowledge Panel Deals Section Update
Google has replaced the promotions section in the merchant local knowledge panel with a deals section. There are still clipable coupons but it is renamed “Deals” instead of it saying “Promotions.” There is also a new green percentage icon next to each deal.
Google: Easy To Draw Parallel Between Meta Keywords & LLMS.txt File
Google has been outspoken about not being a fan of the LLMS.txt file. Now, Gary Illyes from Google said it is a lot like the keywords meta tag in the early days and we all know how that went.
Bing: Optimize For AI Search By Following SEO Guidelines
Fabrice Canel, long time Microsoft employee and the Bing Search Product Manager, said the way you optimize for AI Search is by following SEO guidelines. He echoed Google’s statement that doing normal SEO works for AI Search.
Google Search Ranking Volatility Heated Yet Again
Guess what – another story on Google Search volatility and how it is heated and the chatter within the SEO industry is pretty high right now. We reported about it a lot during the Google June 2025 core update and after that core update and nope – it is not calming down yet.
Search News Buzz Video Recap: Google Volatility, Search Live With Video, AI Mode Updates, Google Ads, Local & More
Google’s search ranking volatility continues and continues, it is weird at this point. Google Search Live with video is finally rolling out. Google AI Mode added file uploads…
Late Starter’s Guide to Real Estate (Start in Your 40s!)
Is it too late to invest in real estate if you’re in your 30s, 40s, or 50s? No! Today, we’re giving you the exact blueprint to retire in 10-15 years, […]
High DTI (Debt-to-Income)? How to Still Buy Rentals (Rookie Reply)
Welcome to another Rookie Reply, where Ashley Kehr and Tony J Robinson answer questions from the BiggerPockets Forums and Real Estate Rookie Facebook group. This time, we’re covering questions like: […]
Google Shopping Tests New Sort By Button Filter
Google is testing a sort by button filter at the top right of the Google Shopping interface. This is instead of Google putting the sort by on the left-hand bar, with all the other filters.
Bitcoin drops to $115K amid third major wave of profit-taking, new tariff tensions
Bitcoin (BTC) fell 2.3% to ~$115,300, pressured by a third major wave of profit-taking and new US tariffs. $6–8 billion in realized gains were recorded in late July, with an “OG whale” selling 80,000 BTC on July 25. New tariff tensions, including measures targeting Canada, have rattled broader risk assets, including crypto. Bitcoin is poised […]
How I Choose a Good Sweat-Resistant Sunscreen for My Workouts
After years of working out in the summer sun, I’ve become a connoisseur of sunscreens. I’ll wear this stick for my face, that cream on my hands for shorter runs, this spray for long trail runs—and that’s aside from slipping on a sun shirt to provide my primary upper-body protection. The exact formulation of each […]
There’s Already a Class Action Lawsuit Against the Viral ‘Tea’ App
Last week, a sequence of events happened pretty quickly: The Tea app—like Yelp, but for rating and reviewing men under the guise of promoting safety—rocketed to the top of Apple’s App Store as women sought to determine, anonymously, whether the guys in their lives were “green flag men” or “red flag men.” Then, there was […]
