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by Kent McDill Quick Navigation 18 Part-time Jobs for Retirees Substitute Teaching School Support Tutoring School Bus Driver Shuttle Bus Driver Conducting Tours Patient Advocate Child Care Provider Virtual Assistant Bookkeeper Umpire and Referee Pet Sitter and Dog Walker Freelance Writer Call Center Worker Freelance Bartender Personal Shopper Security Guard Seasonal Worker Who even knows what “retired’’ means anymore? You might have left the career you had in the 40-hour-a-week

by Robert BruceSenior WriterIf 2021 proved anything, it’s that the gig economy is alive and well.From ride-sharing to food delivery to at-home businesses and freelance gigs, Americans got creative in how they earned their income over the last year. In fact, according to the Pew Research Center, 16% of Americans have earned income from an online gig platform at some point.Looking ahead, the gig economy will likely continue to grow

by Matt Matasci Amazon is the biggest online retailer in the country and sells just about everything under the sun. If a product is for sale online, chances are it’s on Amazon. The retail giant doesn’t just sell its own products, it’s also a virtual marketplace for millions of vendors around the globe. Competition between these sellers is fierce and with just a little bit of work, you can take

by The Penny Hoarder Staff, Timothy Moore Grocery store loyalty programs used to be the way to go to save money on gas. But now that gas stations are offering their own gas rewards programs, it’s time to rethink your fueling strategy. And considering that we entered 2022 with prices $1 higher per gallon than at the start of 2021 (and some analysts predict a national average this year of

by Timothy MooreContributorBanking has not been immune to the volatile conditions of today’s rapidly changing world. From the COVID-19 pandemic to a rise in artificial intelligence to new cybersecurity threats, banks continue to face large challenges that are ultimately changing the way they operate.We’ve seen large shifts in 2021, but we expect even bigger changes to the landscape of banking features in 2022.Here is a preview of what we expect

by Nicole DowSenior WriterAs life slowly crept back to normal in 2021 following the financial chaos and uncertainty of the year before, we were left with the desire to get a better handle on our individual money situations.Maintaining a budget is an excellent way to start. While keeping tabs on your cash flow isn’t necessarily fun, it will help you stay focused on your future goals.As 2021 winds down, here