Author: Chris Kissell
I am the founder of Words At Work, LLC, a writing, editing and consulting company based in Colorado. In the past, I worked as senior editor at Bankrate and senior managing editor at Insurance.com. I've also written for and worked closely with U.S. News & World Report, GOBankingRates, CreditCards.com, QuinStreet and many other websites and publications.
I've lived in Minneapolis (too cold), South Florida (too hot) and Denver (just right).
Here’s How Much Your Social Security COLA Might Be in 2025
Chris Kissell on April 10, 2024
Bad news about inflation might hide an upside for retirees.
7 Hot Topics Folks Are Discussing With Financial Pros in 2024
Chris Kissell on April 10, 2024
Today’s investors are optimistic, but they still want to talk about some key concerns.
Financial Planners Are Telling Clients to Do This Before It’s Too Late
Chris Kissell on April 9, 2024
See why experts are recommending this crucial money move before time runs out.
Does Drinking Decaf Coffee Raise Your Cancer Risk?
Chris Kissell on April 9, 2024
Several groups are asking the FDA to ban some of the chemicals used in decaffeinating coffee.
5 Compelling Reasons to Retire Later Than Planned
Chris Kissell on April 9, 2024
Once you retire, you will give up some important — even irreplaceable — things.
An Unexpected Generation Says It’s Most Prepared for Retirement
Chris Kissell on April 9, 2024
One generation is very confident about the future, while another is feeling pretty gloomy.
Is Daylight Saving Time Hurting Your Wealth?
Chris Kissell on April 8, 2024
Research shows the spring time change can hurt investors for the same reason that it increases car accidents and heart attacks.
7 Signs Early Retirement Would Be a Mistake
Chris Kissell on April 8, 2024
Unlock the truth about why early retirement might not be the dream escape you envision.
5 Nutrients That Might Stop Alzheimer’s — and Foods Rich in Them
Chris Kissell on April 6, 2024
Could the food on your plate help curb Alzheimer’s? Discover the antioxidants hiding in common foods that could rewrite your brain’s future.
10 Ways People Are Ensuring They Don’t Outlive Their Money
Chris Kissell on April 5, 2024
Here is how Americans are making sure they have enough money to last throughout their golden years.
6 Revolutionary Money Habits of Gen Z
Chris Kissell on April 4, 2024
Members of Generation Z are saving and spending in ways that defy stereotypes.
4 Legal Documents Older Americans Need — but Most Don’t Have
Chris Kissell on April 4, 2024
Most Americans have failed to complete these legal documents that can safeguard their golden years. Are you among them?
The 10 Fastest-Growing Towns in America Today
Chris Kissell on April 3, 2024
Discover whether one of America’s rapidly booming towns might be the right new home for you.
10 Home Features That Are Boosting Prices — and 1 That’s Costing Sellers
Chris Kissell on April 3, 2024
If your home has any of these types of appliances or features, it might sell for more.
Here’s the New Magic Number for Living Comfortably in Retirement
Chris Kissell on April 3, 2024
Here’s how much Americans of various ages say they will need — and how much they actually have saved.
5 Places in America Where People Are Getting Free Money
Chris Kissell on April 3, 2024
In these places, eligible people get monthly payments.
These Are the Cleanest Airports in North America (and Beyond)
Chris Kissell on April 2, 2024
These airports have a sparkle that outshines their competitors worldwide.
10 Used Car Models With Plunging Prices (Most Are Electric)
Chris Kissell on April 2, 2024
Prices on some used cars have dropped sharply over the past year.
10 Places Where It’s a Whole Lot Cheaper to Rent Than Buy
Chris Kissell on April 1, 2024
Want to keep your wallet happy? Discover the cities where renting is significantly cheaper than buying a home.
5 Numbers That Show Why the U.S. Is Still the Best Place to Get Rich
Chris Kissell on April 1, 2024
Discover why the American dream isn’t dead just yet.
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