Articles
‘No Way I Could Pay $300 a Month’: Why Health Insurance Is Out of Reach for Many Young Adults, and What You Can Do
Investopedia.com
Obamacare rollback hurts 20-somethings when they age off their parents' plans
Recession-Proof Your Business (Wealth Share column)
Inc. Magazine
The next downturn is inevitable. Its impact on your company isn't.
2025 Student loan changes explained: What they mean for borrowers
Groove Money
Recent legal and legislative changes have upended the student loan landscape. Learn how to navigate new borrowing limits, reduced repayment plans, and more.
What Is a Payday Loan? Pros, Cons, and Safer Alternatives
GoBankingRates.com
Payday loans are best treated as a financing option of last resort. This guide cover the pros and cons of payday loans, along with safer alternatives.
Is the Chase Freedom Unlimited Worth It?
CardCritics.com
The popular cash-back credit card is a top option if you’re looking to earn straightforward rewards on everyday expenses.
This Remote State Has the Most Affordable Health Insurance: See How Yours Stacks Up
Investopedia.com
A look at what states have the most affordable employer-sponsored health insurance — and why.
Pay Off Debt or Save? What You Should Do and Why
GoBankingRates.com
Financial multi-tasking is often easier said than done. Learn when and how to prioritize paying off debt vs. savings.
A Matter of Trust
Wall Street Journal
For those leaving property and other assets to heirs via a trust, one of the most important estate-planning decisions you will make is deciding who will run the trust after you are gone.
Identity-Theft Victims Pay a High Price When Their Data Gets Stolen
Bankrate.com
A profile of Americans who experienced identity theft, along with tips on how to prevent it.
Rebrands Can Be Tricky and Expensive. Here's How to Get It Right the First Time
Inc. Magazine
Rebranding is expensive, but sometimes it's necessary. Here's how to get the most out of your new identity.
Investopedia.com
Obamacare rollback hurts 20-somethings when they age off their parents' plans
Recession-Proof Your Business (Wealth Share column)
Inc. Magazine
The next downturn is inevitable. Its impact on your company isn't.
2025 Student loan changes explained: What they mean for borrowers
Groove Money
Recent legal and legislative changes have upended the student loan landscape. Learn how to navigate new borrowing limits, reduced repayment plans, and more.
What Is a Payday Loan? Pros, Cons, and Safer Alternatives
GoBankingRates.com
Payday loans are best treated as a financing option of last resort. This guide cover the pros and cons of payday loans, along with safer alternatives.
Is the Chase Freedom Unlimited Worth It?
CardCritics.com
The popular cash-back credit card is a top option if you’re looking to earn straightforward rewards on everyday expenses.
This Remote State Has the Most Affordable Health Insurance: See How Yours Stacks Up
Investopedia.com
A look at what states have the most affordable employer-sponsored health insurance — and why.
Pay Off Debt or Save? What You Should Do and Why
GoBankingRates.com
Financial multi-tasking is often easier said than done. Learn when and how to prioritize paying off debt vs. savings.
A Matter of Trust
Wall Street Journal
For those leaving property and other assets to heirs via a trust, one of the most important estate-planning decisions you will make is deciding who will run the trust after you are gone.
Identity-Theft Victims Pay a High Price When Their Data Gets Stolen
Bankrate.com
A profile of Americans who experienced identity theft, along with tips on how to prevent it.
Rebrands Can Be Tricky and Expensive. Here's How to Get It Right the First Time
Inc. Magazine
Rebranding is expensive, but sometimes it's necessary. Here's how to get the most out of your new identity.
Content Marketing Projects
Health Insurance Literacy Campaigns
Policygenius
This annual survey, launched in 2017, tracked Americans understanding of health insurance and U.S. health care law. The survey results were packaged with thought leadership pieces, educational materials, customer profiles, social media assets, press releases, and targeted media campaigns.
The Forage Blog
Forage
Launched in June 2022, this career advice site was designed for students looking to grow job skills and land a role at a leading employer. Featured educational resources, data studies, interviews with top hiring executives, and more.
Easy Money Newsletter
Policygenius
A weekly newsletter offering actionable financial advice to inbound subscribers and Policygenius customers; hard-launched via a press release and promotional giveaway.
Parents & Money: Financial Wellness Among American Families
Policygenius
The annual Policygenius Parents & Money survey and white paper sought to analyze financial wellness among American parents of varying age, gender, and marital status. Promoted via a press release and targeted media campaign.
More Millennials Say 'No' to Credit Cards
Bankrate
A tentpole survey on millennial sentiment regarding credit cards in 2014; promoted via a targeted media campaign and covered by major news outlets, including the Washington Post, Forbes, NBC News, CBS News, and more.
Policygenius
This annual survey, launched in 2017, tracked Americans understanding of health insurance and U.S. health care law. The survey results were packaged with thought leadership pieces, educational materials, customer profiles, social media assets, press releases, and targeted media campaigns.
The Forage Blog
Forage
Launched in June 2022, this career advice site was designed for students looking to grow job skills and land a role at a leading employer. Featured educational resources, data studies, interviews with top hiring executives, and more.
Easy Money Newsletter
Policygenius
A weekly newsletter offering actionable financial advice to inbound subscribers and Policygenius customers; hard-launched via a press release and promotional giveaway.
Parents & Money: Financial Wellness Among American Families
Policygenius
The annual Policygenius Parents & Money survey and white paper sought to analyze financial wellness among American parents of varying age, gender, and marital status. Promoted via a press release and targeted media campaign.
More Millennials Say 'No' to Credit Cards
Bankrate
A tentpole survey on millennial sentiment regarding credit cards in 2014; promoted via a targeted media campaign and covered by major news outlets, including the Washington Post, Forbes, NBC News, CBS News, and more.