Benjamin Franklin once said, "Do not worry about trouble, or what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight." In other words, don't fret.
But it's not always easy to follow Ben's advice. Worrying is a normal, natural thing, and it happens to the poorest and wealthiest among us.
I want a raise. It's a thought that most people have at some point or another. After all, you're an outstanding employee. You work hard. Of course you deserve a raise.
A yearly or biyearly raise is common, but not a guarantee.
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The seemingly straightforward task of trying to book a hotel can turn into a complicated ordeal if you're not sure how best to go about it. Just choosing from the large number of booking sites out there can be a puzzling undertaking in itself.
Finding the perfect rental for you and your family is hard enough. After searching through hundreds of listings, touring apartments, and finally moving in, the last thing you want to worry about is any hiccups with the property.
Tax season is upon us, which means millions of Americans will be stressing out about filing their IRS forms correctly and whether they will receive a refund this year.
But just because getting ready for Tax Day can be emotionally taxing (see what I did there?) doesn't mean it has to be.
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Student loans are not just a burden to young college grads, but to those nearing retirement age as well. Many Americans who have to choose between saving for retirement and paying for a child's college education opt for the latter.
That can be a problem.
Growing up in Pennsylvania, I learned to dread the winter months. The cold and snow would leave me feeling depressed and miserable.
Traveling with kids can seem prohibitively expensive.
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