Young bloggers form occupational identity through skill, meaning, family support and platform feedback, not income alone.
income
- Society & Culture
Feeling Left Behind May Shape Support for Economic Redistribution More than Income or Status
Feeling unfairly worse off than others predicts support for economic redistribution more strongly than perceived social status.
Regular specialist car maintenance brings peace of mind and saves money on repairs and insurance.
- Business & Industry
Discover How Stock Analysis Using Cash Flow Reveals a Company’s True Financial Health
Cash flow reveals a company’s true financial health far more reliably than headline earnings figures ever can.
Home health care costs may be tax deductible when medically necessary, doctor ordered, and well documented, while non medical support usually does not qualify.
Parental income shapes how genetic factors influence political interest in young people, with wealthier environments amplifying genetic dispositions while poverty suppresses them.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
35% of Brits Spend Most of Their Disposable Income on Looking After Themselves
Moneyboat recently conducted a survey to find out how Brits are spending their disposable income, with a clear focus on self-care and personal well-being.
With almost 20,000 Brits searching “how to start a business” each month, it’s clear we’re a nation full of budding entrepreneurs.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
The Psychology of Financial Well-Being: From Poverty Mindset to Wealth Mastery
People who have a wealth mindset see long-term earnings as being much more important than short-term indulgence.
This suggests that one cannot infer high intelligence from high income, according to a new study from Linköping University, published in the journal European Sociological Review.
In dual-earner couples, working from home may be a better deal for husbands than wives in some ways.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Mental Health at UNGA 2022: More Good Discussions Needed
by News Releaseby News ReleaseThis year’s High-Level Week of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) was held against the dark backdrop of war, economic turbulence, and global health insecurity.
Victims earn up to 12.9% less in the aftermath of a crime and become more dependent on social benefits, according to new research.
Science is showing us that just as our physical bodies are shaped by our genes, so are our minds and how they function.