Just got offered my manager’s spot and raise but the job has no benefits and is stressful I just got offered a raise and to take my bosses job who is retiring next year. At my job it has no benefits besides medical which I have already. The job is very stressful, it’s hard to even schedule time off because I am alone in an office 90% of the day. Ever since COVID everyone else can work from home, my job does not allow it cuz someone H…

LPT: If working in the US and you have access to benefits, always elect for short term and long term disability insurance. You never know what accident or illness could happen and these benefits will make sure you have some sort of income during your recovery. submitted by /u/terranovaseason2

You Can (Maybe) Get the Benefits of Weed Without Weed Cannabinoids, the chemical compounds cannabis famously contains, are not only found in cannabis. In fact, there are both endocannabinoids, made by the body, and phytocannabinoids, made by plants. Humans have an entire system of receptors dedicated to interacting with cannabinoids—whether made by the body or coming… Read more…

Wife was accidentally terminated when a coworker should have been. Immediately reinstated but her retirement benefits were reset to 0% contribution for months. Is there any recourse? Title. Wondering if there’s any path. I told her to talk to her HR and she said she isn’t having luck. submitted by /u/drdrillhard

What is the $ “conversion rate” between an paid-by-the-hour contract job with zero benefits and the average full-time job with benefits like health insurance, dental, paid time off, etc For all my career in the US, I have worked as a contractor paid by the hour with zero benefits. A simple and straightforward deal with the client. However, now I am looking for a more stable full time employment. I understand that benefits vary by company. So I am trying to figure out what is the fair salary I can demand for the same skill set. …

Engaged for 4.5 years. What are the financial benefits of a courthouse marriage for 2 students? My (27M) Fiancé (27F) and i have been engaged for 4.5 years, not because of any issues, but because Finances have been impacted due to Covid and secondary schooling. She is a Law student nearing her final year, only works during the summers. I work full time at a golf course, i make enough for us to get by while she is in school, but only barely…

Your Heart Benefits Even If You Exercise as a ‘Weekend Warrior’ A new study has encouraging news for weekend warriors: It’s the amount of exercise, not the pattern of exercise, that counts, even if the workouts aren’t evenly distributed over the week.

Son is getting Survivor Benefits I’m not sure where to really ask but my son was approved for survivor benefits from his dad who passed away. I wasn’t expecting him to as much as he is but he will be receiving about $1400 every month and he’ll be receiving this until he’s 18/19 due to his birthday being late and he will more than likely be in school. So he will get these paymen…

Binance Slashes Worker Benefits as Profit Falls: WSJ Binance has stopped offering certain benefits to its employees on June 19 as the company’s profits continue to decline, according to former employees and internal company messages viewed by the Wall Street Journal.

Get the Benefits of Exercise Without Breaking a Sweat New research suggests that light physical activity — like washing dishes or slow walking — could be key to good health.

The Benefits of Social Media Marketing submitted by /u/cigdubai

Raising Speed Limits Can Cause Fatal Crash Rates To Spike, Offers Few Benefits: Study A new study from AAA found that, on the whole, raising speed limits does little to benefit drivers in terms of travel time and goes a long way towards raising crash and fatality rates, especially on busy urban corridors. Read more…

Is Cottage Cheese Good For You? What to Know About Health Benefits The diet staple of the ’70s is jiggling back into the mainstream — bringing with it a host of health benefits.

I am receiving life insurance benefits and don’t know what to do Throwaway.- A family member that recently passed away had listed me as a beneficiary on their life insurance in which my benefits total about $450,000. My wife and I are in our mid 20’s and make around $140,000 total before taxes. We have about $45,000 in debt ($25k for a car and $20k in student loans). We have around $5,000 in Roth IRAs and aro…