According to a report by the American Academy of Child and Development Psychiatry, moving can be one of the most stressful events an individual or an entire family can undergo. Whether it’s moving across town or across the country, changing residences can often mean changing schools, jobs, mailing/contact addresses, friendships, schedules, and routines. The disruption [...]

According to a recent report released by comScore, Inc., a leading online market research and statistics company, e-commerce activity fell in 2009, understandably so in the wake of the deepening recession. Still, the company expressed optimism that the significant uptick in online shopping in the 4th quarter of 2009–i.e., the holiday season–indicates that consumers may [...]

You’ve heard it before, but you just haven’t quite gotten around to doing it yourself: one of the best ways to store and backup your data is to scan your critical personal and financial documents so that you can eliminate or reduce the paperwork that can eat up your home and office space. If you [...]

Like most of America, you’re relieved that April 15, 2010, is finally behind you. Dealing with the annual running of the tax return to the post office at the last minute is never fun, so why not start planning next year’s tax return now? Devoting even just a few minutes a week to organizing your [...]

If you’re in charge of your family’s household accounts and personal information, you’re probably used to manipulating and analyzing numbers. Here are some for you: in 2007, a comprehensive study conducted by Microsoft found that the average person had at least 6.5 passwords, each of which s/he used across about 3.9 different sites. The study also [...]

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