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Mindfully American aims to provide valuable insights for both Americans looking to deepen their knowledge of their country and for international readers interested in American culture. Our team of skilled writers offers guidance on a variety of topics, including financial wellness, planning vacations across the United States, retirement preparation, and keeping informed about political developments, among others.

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Wyoming Home to America’s Wealthiest—14 Other States the Ultra-Rich Call Home - Mindfully American

1 week ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

When you think of the ultra-wealthy, images of Los Angeles and New York City probably come to mind rather than cities in Wyoming. But the truth surprises many: Multi-billionaire Elon Musk lives in a small house in Texas, and Warren Buffett lives in the same Omaha, Nebraska, home he purchased in 1958. For these reasons, the richest of the rich Americans aren’t always congregated where the average American assumes.
Wisconsin Drivers Are Among the Rudest on the Road, According to Study

1 week ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

It doesn’t take much time on American roads to know there are less-than-ideal drivers that share the pavement with us. But could it be that some states have a higher concentration of rude drivers than others? According to an Insurify study, the answer is yes. And, unfortunately for some, Wisconsin is among them. Find out if the states you think have the rudest drivers align with the cold, hard facts of Insurify’s data.
How Ohio's Poorest County Compares to Poverty-Stricken Counties Across the USA

1 week ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Marcelo Pico

The United States is often celebrated for its economic successes throughout history. But every state has its own economy to deal with, including Alabama. A state’s financial stability depends, in part, on the counties within its borders. With so many factors in play across the many counties in each state, including lawmaking and geography, there are large divides between wealthier and poorer counties.
Ouch! South Dakota Among 15 States With the Highest Insurance Premiums

1 week ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

Car insurance is mandatory in nearly every state. However, the amount of money Americans shell out for their insurance plan varies drastically according to where they live. Unfortunately for South Dakota residents, that adds up to a pretty penny. Staff at Insure.com studied Quadrant Information Services data to determine where Americans pay the most money for their car insurance. They used a Honda Accord LX that has 10,000 annual miles as their standardized vehicle.
14 Debt Myths Georgia Residents Can't Afford to Believe

2 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

Georgians—and Americans as a whole—are no strangers to debt, with the average individual owing $21,800 in non-mortgage debt in 2023. Nevertheless, you can bet your bottom dollar that some debt-carrying Georgia residents believe these myths about debt. We dug into research and read people’s opinions on the concepts they hold true about debt. The result is this list of debt myths people need to stop believing. Some of the points on this list are relatively harmless.
How Bad Is Your Credit, Really? Discover How Your Credit Score Compares to Other Nevadans

2 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

Some Nevada residents proudly boast about their credit scores; others get anxious thinking about them. As a nation, Americans appear not to be afraid of taking out debt. By the end of 2023, we had accumulated $17.1 trillion in consumer debt, a 4.4% increase from 2022. That said, the interest rates Americans received on that $17.1 vary greatly. One’s credit score has a huge impact on interest rates.
12 Quirky Virginia Towns You'll Never Get Bored of Visiting

2 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

Virginia is home to more than just historic landmarks and scenic landscapes—it’s also a treasure trove of quirky small towns. From charming main streets to offbeat attractions, these destinations are great for travelers seeking something out of the ordinary. Nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Abingdon is a town that blends history with the arts.
14 Gas Station Myths Too Many Nevada Residents Still Fall For

2 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Lauren Sakiyama

When it comes to filling up, you’ve probably been lied to more than once. Going to the gas station in Nevada should be a straightforward experience, yet it’s littered with ill-informed myths. In some ways, this makes sense. Americans are desperate to save a few cents per gallon where they can. If filling up in the AM or slowing down the pump can help, we’re all too willing to try. Sadly, more often than not, gas station hacks are pure fiction.
Think Floridians Are Healthy? Not Based on These 15 Healthiest Cities in America

2 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Julie Royce

Many Floridians strive for an active and healthy lifestyle by staying physically fit, eating well-balanced meals, or simply not overindulging in things that do more harm than good. However, according to some experts, where we live plays a large part in maintaining a lifestyle conducive to our health goals. A WalletHub study compared 180 of the most populated cities in America across several health indicators to determine the healthiest cities in the United States.
Maryland Home to One of 15 Fastest-Growing Cities, Study Finds

3 weeks ago | mindfullyamerican.com | Laura Olds

Does it feel like people are moving to Maryland in droves, clogging up highways and making wait times longer at grocery stores? If so, you might not be surprised if you see your city on this list of the fastest-growing places in the U.S.U.S. News & World Report determined the fastest-growing places in America between 2023 and 2024 based on calculating the net migration of metro areas. They then calculated the percent increase to determine which metro areas receive the largest influx of people.