The Dealership Why You Should Get Preapproved for a Car LoanU.S. News & World Report - John M. Vincent courtneyk / Getty Images Most consumers wait until they’ve chosen a vehicle before looking at how to finance their purchase, but you can save a …
Alzheimer's Disease After the Diagnosis: A Guide to Alzheimer’s DiseaseU.S. News & World Report - Michael O. Schroeder The most common cause of dementia in the U.S., Alzheimer’s disease afflicts an estimated 5.8 million Americans, according to the Alzheimer’s …
Security Deposit Things Renters Should Do Before Signing a LeaseU.S. News & World Report - Geoff Williams Once you've found your ideal apartment or house, the next step is signing a lease. But before you commit to the terms in the contract and go through …
Tuition 10 Least Expensive Private Medical SchoolsU.S. News & World Report - Emma Kerr The U.S. News Short List, separate from our overall rankings, is a regular series that magnifies individual data points in hopes of providing …
Mazda Redesigned 2019 Mazda3 Hatchback: All You Need to KnowU.S. News & World Report - John M. Vincent Introducing the Sculpted 2019 Mazda3 Hatchback When it comes to compact cars, few match the sportiness, handling, efficiency, and price of the Mazda3 …
Awards 10 Best Luxury Compact SUVs for Families in 2019U.S. News & World Report - Cherise Threewitt Here Is Our Full Ranking for the U.S. News Best Luxury Compact SUVs for Families Award If you plan to shop for a new luxury compact SUV this year, you …
Syphilis What Is Syphilis, and Why Are Rates Rising?U.S. News & World Report - Anna Medaris Miller You could be forgiven for not knowing much about syphilis. The sexually transmitted infection was all but eliminated in the mid-'90s. But its …
Diabetes Type 2 Diabetes in Children: Symptoms and TreatmentsU.S. News & World Report - Elaine K. Howley Most kids have an instinctual love of sweet treats and sugary drinks. But that innate sweet tooth and the widely available and inexpensive nature of …
Mumps Mumps – Causes, Symptoms and How It SpreadsU.S. News & World Report - Ruben Castaneda If you're among the 74 million baby boomers born in the U.S. between 1946 and 1964, your chances of having acquired the mumps as a child are far …
3 Time Management Strategies for AP Free ResponseU.S. News & World Report - Tiffany Sorensen The free response section on an AP exam typically accounts for roughly 50% of a student’s total AP score, though the precise weight varies for …
U.S. Census The Best Places to Retire in TexasU.S. News & World Report - Emily Brandon Best cities to retire in Texas America’s second-most populous state is a haven for retirees. Whether you’re seeking warmer weather, affordable …
Ketogenic Diet Ketogenic Diet and Kids: What’s the Risk?U.S. News & World Report - Jennifer Hyland I recently had a family inquire about the ketogenic diet for weight loss. I cautioned against it. Why, you ask? To say that the high-fat, …
Latin America The 10 Best Places to Retire in Latin AmericaU.S. News & World Report - Kathleen Peddicord Many cities in Latin America provide a high quality of life at an affordable price. Your current income will stretch further if you are willing to …
Retirement Now Is the Time to Convert Your Traditional IRA to a RothU.S. News & World Report - Rodney Brooks Historically low tax rates make now an ideal time to convert traditional individual retirement accounts into Roth accounts. Financial planners and …
Thyroid What’s the Difference Between Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism?U.S. News & World Report - Elaine K. Howley In the world of medicine, many conditions have names that may seem unfamiliar to English speakers. Some of these diseases have names borrowed from …
Employment Adopt an Employee of the Month MentalityU.S. News & World Report - Robin Reshwan Working hard, or hardly working? A friend from high school used to love to ask that question whenever she called to say hi during the day. Usually …
Work-life Balance 10 CEOs Share Secrets for Work-Life BalanceU.S. News & World Report - Robin Madell Improve your work-life balance with advice from the top. Work-life balance remains elusive for many in a world of nonstop digital, social and …
Dementia What Is Frontotemporal Dementia?U.S. News & World Report - Ruben Castaneda The physician was in his 50s, seemingly at the top of his game. He'd helped found a doctors group in his specialty at the medical center where he …
8 Ways to Stay Productive During Your Lunch Break and Coffee BreakU.S. News & World Report - Hallie Crawford Turn your work breaks into opportunities to get ahead. “Science may never come up with a better office communication system than the coffee break,” …
Cancer False Positives, False Negatives in Breast CancerU.S. News & World Report - Elaine K. Howley Modern breast cancer screening is a fairly accurate affair. Data from the Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium has found that conventional …
Skin Cancer What Role Does Genetics Play in Skin Cancer Risk?U.S. News & World Report - Michael Schroeder Ultraviolet rays from the sun – not to mention tanning booths – get the lion's share of the blame for skin cancer, as they should, experts emphasize. …
Sleep This Is Your Brain Off SleepU.S. News & World Report - Nancy Foldvary, D.O Remember the 1980s anti-drug campaign with the guy in the kitchen who held a frying pan ("This is your brain.") and an egg ("This is drugs.")? And …
Feng Shui Why Now Is the Perfect Time to Sell Your HomeU.S. News & World Report - Devon Thorsby Spring is in the air and homebuyers are coming out of hibernation. With the holidays over and the weather warming up, it’s the time of year that's …
Insurance Car Insurance: Pros and Cons of Buying OnlineU.S. News & World Report - John M. Vincent glegorly/Getty Images Buying car insurance is an essential part of owning or leasing a car. It’s illegal to drive without it in most states. Even if …
6 Attorneys Who Read the Law Like Kim KardashianU.S. News & World Report - Rebecca Koenig Kim Kardashian has started a law apprenticeship. Reality television celebrity Kim Kardashian West surprised fans with news that she is following in …
10 Great Senior DiscountsU.S. News & World Report - Rachel Hartman Senior citizen discounts Taking advantage of senior citizen discounts may reduce your retirement costs and free up funds for other activities. "Every …
Car Insurance 12 Ways to Save Money on Car InsuranceU.S. News & World Report - John M. Vincent Pattanaphong Khuankaew/EyeEm/Getty Images After painstakingly researching their car purchases or leases, many consumers just call their car insurer …
Auto Shows 2019 New York Auto Show: Biggest DebutsU.S. News & World Report - Carter MacLeod These Cars Made the Biggest Splash in New York The New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) is one of the premier auto shows in the U.S., along with …
Student Finance Can You Pay Student Loans With 529 Plan Funds?U.S. News & World Report - Courtney Nagle First introduced in 1996, 529 college savings plans offer parents a way to save for college expenses for a designated beneficiary. They are exempt …
Real Estate Should Home Sellers Use a Real Estate Team or a Single Agent?U.S. News & World Report - Dima Williams When Tim Heyl ventured into real estate, instead of doing it alone, he wanted to establish a real estate team. As a solo agent, he reasoned, he would …
