How Much Could a New Real Estate Tax Hurt Investors In Massachusetts—And Will It Even Work?

Massachusetts is the latest state considering a transfer tax in a bid to increase funding for affordable housing, but the controversial fee doesn’t bode well for the Bay State’s already pricey real estate sector. […]

Daily Search Forum Recap: May 20, 2024

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google said it is working on surfacing more heartful helpful content…

You Can Get ‘Fallout 76’ for Xbox on Sale for $6 Right Now

You can get Fallout 76 for Xbox One or Series X|S on sale for $5.99 right now (reg. $69.99). Play solo or multiplayer online in the biggest world map yet and explore the prequel to the other Fallout games where nuclear war hasn’t yet hit the world. You can make a new Construction and Assembly […]

Why All Married People Need a Post-Nuptial Agreement

Marriage is usually talked about in terms of love and relationships—the intensity of emotion you feel toward one another, and the safety and security of finding your Person and knowing you’ll spend the rest of your life with them. Except, of course, that the time spent married is typically less than a decade—most marriages in […]

‘Spaving’ Is Not a Smart Financial Hack

You may have seen the term “spaving” pop up on social media lately as a supposed money-saving hack. But despite its (sort of) catchy name, spaving is just a rebranded version of an old bad habit: overspending to save money. And as always: TikTok is never going to bring you the financial freedom you seek. […]

You Probably Don’t Need to Pay for ChatGPT Anymore

The big tech story last week was GPT-4o, the newest model from OpenAI. GPT-4o is more than a simple ChatGPT upgrade, however. The headlining feature is the new version of Voice Mode powered by GPT-4o, which essentially turns ChatGPT into Samantha, the smart assistant from 2013’s Her (even if “she” no longer sounds like ScarJo). […]

UK High Court Judge rules against Craig Wright over Bitcoin copyright claims

The UK High Court has delivered a damning verdict against Craig Wright, a controversial figure claiming to be the elusive creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. Judge James Mellor, in a written judgment, asserted that Wright had lied “extensively and repeatedly” throughout the trial, further accusing him of presenting “fabricated” evidence to support his claims. COPA […]

My Favorite Amazon Deal of the Day: 13-inch M3 Apple MacBook Air

The new lineup of M3 MacBook Air laptops launched this March and, surprisingly, have seen discounts since their release. As is typical for Apple products, though, the discounts haven’t been revolutionary: Most have been $50 here or $100 there. The latest discount for the basic M3 MacBook Air, however, is the steepest one yet. You […]

How the New ‘Private Space’ Works on Android 15

Of all the new Android 15 features that Google has told us about so far, one of the most significant—and potentially most useful—is called Private Space. As you might have figured out from the name, it gives you a separate section on your Android phone for storing your most sensitive apps and files. While there […]

This Smart Charcoal Grill Is Worth the Learning Curve

Putting together the Masterbuilt Auto Ignite 545 Smart BBQ was an excruciating seven hours of poor instructions and mislabeled parts. By the time it was ready to use it, I was ready to hate this grill. It didn’t help that Masterbuilt’s grills are gravity-fed, which requires an entire learning curve that sent me down a […]

Eight Meditation Apps That Are Cheaper (and Better) Than Headspace and Calm

Headspace and Calm are the juggernauts in the meditation apps sphere, and both have done an impressive job bringing mindfulness-based meditation to the masses. Their apps make it easier for anyone to pick up the skills they need to help them relax, and even deal with more pressing issues like anxiety and depression. But at $100 […]

5 Lessons I Learned After Flipping 1,000 Houses That Make Me a Better Investor

You’re more likely to turn a profit if you remember these important lessons.

The Best Way to Finally Organize All Your Kid’s Toys

It wasn’t how I wanted to spend an entire Sunday, but seeing how devastated my oldest son was when he realized he had lost one of his favorite toys, I had to do something. As we spent hours combing every corner of his room, searching for the elusive plaything, I came to an epiphany: My […]

Apple Reminders Has a Hidden Kanban Feature

Kanban boards help you find the flow in your work: Instead of a simple list of tasks, your large tasks can be broken into different stages (in columns), and as you move from one stage to another, you can drag the task over to the next section. Kanban boards are useful when you’re collaborating with […]

Bing Lets You Turn Off AI Responses But Google Doesn’t Let You Turn Off AI Overviews

Google has been rolling out AI Overviews in its search results since last week and more and more searchers are super unhappy that there is no way to turn off the AI Overviews. Michael Schechter, a Vice President at Microsoft, shared a screenshot in Bing, on how you can turn off Copilot responses in Bing […]

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