The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was a lifesaver for businesses trying to stay afloat during the economic downturn. Finder reports that most borrowers were approved for around $67,647 — but that type of money can only be stretched so far.1 Now that the program is over, some business owners may require additional financial support and […]

Getting accepted for a new credit card can be hard to come by when you have a poor credit score. In fact, CNBC reports that nearly one in five millennials were denied a credit card in 2020. This is due to high standards required by lenders, making it a lot more difficult to qualify for […]

The job market can be competitive after graduating university, but one way to set yourself apart from others is by getting a doctorate. Just over one percent of people between the ages of 25 and 64 have earned a PhD.1 Taking the next step in your education could open up opportunities that aren’t offered to […]

A person’s must-have medications shouldn’t cost thousands of dollars annually, but that’s the reality for people living with diabetes. Insulin is a necessary medicine for the 35 million Americans living with diabetes. According to Forbes, it retails anywhere from $175 to $300 per vial.¹ This quickly adds up as most people require two to three […]