Trina Paul is a Breaking News and Personal Finance Writer at Investopedia, covering topics like retirement, consumer debt, and retail investing. She focuses on making complex financial topics ...

To celebrate the holidays, Adopt Me! is running an in-game Advent Calendar. Each day, you can log in for a reward, all the way up to December 25. On this page, you'll find a list of all the rewards ...

The Yarn Beanie Bait hat is available in Adopt Me for a limited time during the winter event. You'll want to act quickly to grab this in-game item, which you can use in an attempt to tame the Snowball ...

’Tis the season, they say. But the season seems to be changing. Did you notice that Black Friday started before Thanksgiving this year? Cyber Monday crept right into the holiday week. Gift guides are ...

Morgan Housel's book, The Psychology of Money, has become a modern classic in personal finance and investor psychology. First published in 2020 by Harriman House, it uses a collection of short stories ...

It’s November − that means Thanksgiving, football, and family. However, something else is happening this month that often goes overlooked: National Adoption Month. This is a time to celebrate the ...

Even though the majority of people have transitioned to fully digital technology to manage their money and finances, there are still many people who prefer paper, tangible alternatives. From balancing ...

Ember St. Amour is a reporter for the Midland Daily News, covering Midland County government and writing the weekly Business Matters feature. A recent graduate of Ferris State University, she brings ...

JTBC’s upcoming Friday drama “Love Me” has shared a sneak peek of its first script reading! “Love Me” is a remake of a Swedish original series by Josephine Bornebusch that tells the story of a ...

A lot goes into retirement planning, but those final months leading up to the big day are especially crucial. You’ll want to make sure your finances are in order, both now and for the future, so ...

President Trump bragged about the $16 million lawsuit settlement paid out by CBS News’ parent company during his interview with “60 Minutes” — in comments that were edited out of the TV broadcast on ...