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1 week ago | due.com | Deanna Ritchie

Choosing where to keep your money might seem like a mundane decision, but it’s one of the most critical financial choices you’ll make. After watching Steve Chen’s CALLEDTOLEAP talk about the worst banks for savings in 2025, I realized how many Americans are being quietly robbed of potential earnings by major financial institutions. The numbers are shocking. While major banks offer a pitiful 0.01% APY on savings accounts, high-yield alternatives are paying 3-5% interest.

1 week ago | due.com | Deanna Ritchie

If you’re planning on an escape this summer, you’re in for a mixed bag. When it comes to travel costs, I have good news and not-so-good news. The good news is that travel expenses are generally declining, which offers some hope for your summer budget. NerdWallet reports that hotel rates have decreased by 2.4% over the past year, and rental car rates have declined by 2.1%. But what’s the biggest win for your wallet? Air travel prices have dropped by 7.9%.

1 week ago | due.com | Peter Daisyme

When it comes to managing your business’s finances, sales are only half the story. The other half is how quickly you actually collect the money you’re owed. If you’re not getting paid on time, even strong revenue numbers can leave you feeling cash-strapped. Late payments, ignored invoices, and poor follow-up systems work together to quietly choke your cash flow.

1 week ago | due.com | Jaime Catmull

Federal immigration enforcement is back in the headlines—and so is the growing market for non-lethal law enforcement tools designed to enable safer arrests. As U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramps up operations in cities like Los Angeles, demand is increasing for de-escalation technology that enables officers to detain non-compliant individuals without resorting to force.

1 week ago | due.com | Deanna Ritchie

In retirement, you’re not just slowing down but shifting gears. For many, this will be their first time in decades being able to control their own schedule. Despite the popularity of travel, relaxation, and hobbies during retirement, lifelong learning is a critical path often overlooked. With age, the desire to keep learning doesn’t fade away. Retirement is an ideal time to rediscover your curiosity, learn new skills, and explore passions that got neglected during your career.