For the last couple of years, I have watched a lot of careful Utah savers feel like they finally beat the system. After more than a decade of earning next to nothing at the bank, their CDs and money market accounts were suddenly paying 4, even 5 percent. No stock-market white-knuckling, no ...
Online shopping has operated the same way for decades. You type a few words into a search box, and a database matches those exact letters against product titles. The results routinely favor companies with the largest advertising budgets and the best search engine strategies. You are left to do ...
According to Noah Webster (as in the author of the modern dictionary), the word occupancy can be defined as; “the fact or condition of holding, possessing, or residing in or on something.” In other words, it answers the question of when a person has the right to lock the doors with their ...
One of the most frustrating experiences using an AI service is being stopped in the middle of a session because you’ve reached your limit. This often happens without warning, and the delay is usually several hours long. If you’re under a deadline, this is a problem. There are two approaches ...
Something quietly historic just happened in Utah, and most folks haven't heard about it yet. On March 24, 2026, Gov. Spencer Cox signed House Bill 250 into law, creating the Utah Retirement Plan Exchange. The new law took effect May 6, 2026. If you have an adult child working at a small ...
Buying a home in Utah? Read the fine print. I’m not talking about the REPC (Real Estate Purchase Contract), I’m not even talking about the loan documents, I’m talking about the truly riveting 67-page masterpiece entitled: the CC&Rs (Codes, Covenants, and Restrictions). Now I’ll be ...
