Would it be illegal to buy garments, wear them, and then return them for a refund? According to recent research, about 50% of Americans believe it is. Recent research of 2,000 adults examines their opinions on policy misuse and “friendly fraud,” which occurs when a customer asks their bank for a chargeback. Are friendly fraud …
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Passing gas can be an awkward moment, especially when you are in a public place. However, as a result of not being ready to lose one immediately, people tend to endure the discomfort of avoiding passing gas. Surprisingly this is a situation common among most Americans, according to a recent study. The average person prevents …
According to a recent study, being active and sitting less could lower women’s chances of developing breast cancer. Although studies have demonstrated a connection between inactivity and the chances of developing breast cancer, the exact cause has not been established. The study finding that researchers indicated apply to all breast cancer stages were published in …
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A new labour study has found that if you are looking for a job through LinkedIn, it is good to make brief introductions and create a broad network of connections on the platform. Weak ties with various professionals secret to career progression According to studies, job hunters on LinkedIn who make “weak ties” with a …
Research by the City University of New York and Columbia University has shown that depression in the US is on the rise. Yet, surprisingly, despite increasing depression, people are not seeking treatment or mental help. According to the study, in 2020, one in ten adults and one in five young adults or teenagers reportedly had …
Depression among Americans is Escalating, But Most Are Not Seeking Treatment Read More »
A new study has found that those individuals that stay up late at night are at risk of bad health and heart disease. The study revealed that “night owls” were more likely to develop heart disease or type 2 diabetes relative to people that go to bed early and are early risers. Sleeping late could …
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In the past few years, Americans have been going through a lot ranging from the never-ending political polarization, the COVID-19 pandemic and sky-high prices, which has left many stressed out. New research has now revealed that this stress is making one in every five Americans not sleep at night. Americans are sleeping less due to …
Although cigarettes are not as popular as in the past, a new study has found that cigarette smoking is still a common habit among most Americans in rural areas relative to urban areas. In addition, it is challenging for people in rural US to quit smoking relative to urban dwellers. Most rural Americans smoke cigarettes …
With prepaid debit cards on the rise, getting one for your child can help teach them about money management. There are debit cards for minors, although these are different from conventional prepaid credit cards. Here are the top debit cards for minors: Greenlight This debit card for children has features that teach kids about money …
When looking for credit cards, some look for flashy cards with high credit limits, but others may prefer to retain low credit limits. The advantage of a low-limit credit limit is that in case of an emergency, you are certain you will access credit. Here are the leading low initial credit limit cards to consider. …
