Stimulus check 2 could start next week - here’s what you need to know
News A second round of direct payments has finally passed Congress, with the $600 stimulus check 2 potentially starting roll-out in a matter of days.
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Why face shields alone won’t protect you from COVID-19, study says
News Plus, the best face masks to wear now to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Collab is here, but how does Facebook’s new music collaboration app work?
NEWS How Facebook’s new collaborative music app could help musicians “band together”.
You can't outrun the new Bowflex Treadmill 10, which adapts as you get fitter
News The folding Bowflex Treadmill 10 has built-in JRNY features that will push you harder the fitter you get, for a more effective at-home workout.
8 ways to spend unused FSA dollars to boost your health in 2021
News There’s plenty of health care items to spend your remaining FSA dollars on before the 31 December deadline, from thermometers and eyeglasses, to sanitizer and dental care.
How just $100 in savings can prevent you from needing to borrow
News Study reveals that households with a savings balance above $100 are more likely to avoid high-cost borrowing.
How a treadmill 'stairs workout' can indicate your heart health, study says
News Climbing four flights of stairs in under a minute indicates good heart health, according to new research. Here's how...
What is the most popular language studied in the US? Duolingo has the answer
News Duolingo reveals that the pandemic boosted language learning by 51%, and these are the most popular.
Google Services down? Here's how to get around the blackout
Here's how to survive the next Google Services blackout if you rely on Google Docs, Gmail, and YouTube.
54% of Americans have taken on debt rather than use their savings - what should you do?
News The majority have used debt and left their emergency savings intact to counter their coronavirus money problems, but is it the right thing to do?
New study: American consumers can expect greater access to credit in 2021
News Consumer credit lending via personal loans and credit cards is predicted to return to pre-pandemic levels in the first half of next year.
Disney Plus price increase due 2021, along with new Star Wars and Marvel shows
News You'll be paying an extra $1 per month for the standard subscription, with bundles also getting more expensive.
Stimulus check 2 likely on hold until 2021 - here’s all you need to know
News Approval for a stimulus check 2, the second round of direct payments, will probably now have to wait until President-elect Biden is inaugurated in January next year.
How a Mediterranean diet could reduce diabetes risk in overweight women by 30%
News A new study shows that being overweight is a major risk factor in developing Type 2 diabetes, and how women with a BMI of 25+ could reduce their risk.
Credit card debt falls for first time in 8 years - here’s how to keep your debt in check
News Surprise findings show Americans reduced their credit card debt by $879 in 2020. Here's why, and how you can better manage your debt too.
Why the new Avocado Mattress face mask is worth adding to your virus protection kit
News Avocado Mattress has redesigned its organic cotton face mask with filter pockets for adults and kids, and it’s now available in several different prints.
Mask-associated dry eyes is a new issue for face mask wearers, so here's how to treat it
News While wearing a face mask is vital to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, mask-associated dry eyes is a new issue mask wearers are contending with, researchers say.
Mobvoi’s new cheap treadmill can be stored under your bed, making it ideal for small homes
News Smartwatch maker Mobvoi’s Home Treadmill is proving popular with people searching for a compact running machine for home exercise, and it only costs $450.
Eyesight and increased screen time: Expert tips for protecting your vision
News Eye experts are warning there could be a rise in Computer Vision Syndrome, following big spikes in screen time caused by coronavirus lockdowns.
