Taylor Leamey is a feature writer for Reviews.com. After graduating with a BS in Psychology and Sociology, she worked as a retail copywriter before joining the Reviews team in October 2019. In her spare time, Taylor enjoys painting and spending time with her cats.
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How Does Car Insurance Work?
Car insurance is important, it’s what will make sure you don’t have to pay out of pocket for accidents. And it isn’t optional, 48 states require drivers to maintain current auto insurance in order to legally drive a car. There’s a lot that goes into your auto insurance policy, but don’t worry, we’ve broken down ...
DIYers Tell Us How They Built Their Dream From Scratch
The Rise of the DIY Blogger What was once considered to be a trend is now a movement. DIY bloggers all around the world are sharing their experiences and projects with the masses. As the internet has developed and new platforms continue to crop up, DIYing has found its footing in the media and its ...
Guide to Navigating Home Insurance Without Discrimination as an LGBTQ Individual
Deciding What You Need Identifying an LGBTQ-Friendly Provider LGBTQ-Friendly Insurers Resources for Finding Other Allies Our Final Word Even with the legalization of same-sex marriage and various anti-discrimination laws in place, the LGBTQ community still battles considerable prejudice in many areas of life. One of the most significant is housing – both renting and buying. ...
Guide to Creating a Productive Work Space
Rather than setting up a temporary workspace that you’ll dismantle every time you go back to work, try creating a permanent fixture in your home....
Bridging the Gender Divide: Guide to Overcoming Broadband Access to Be a Woman Leader in STEM
Read the original article here. What is Your Background in STEM? Dr. Carol O’Donnell, Director, Smithsonian Science Education Center I majored in education with a focus on science and then became a science teacher in two public school systems in Virginia. I did that for almost a decade, teaching fourth and fifth grade. I applied ...
Student Guide to Renting for the First Time
Renting your first apartment is a big deal, regardless if you’re moving off campus or out of your parents’ basement. You’re an adult and you finally get to do what you want, the newfound freedom is everything you’ve imagined – and some things you didn’t, like the responsibilities that you’ve never had to worry about ...
How to Stay Connected as a Female Digital Nomad
In this article It’s Not a Passing Phase, It’s a Lifestyle Meet the Fierce Female Nomads The Female Digital Nomad Experience How Do They Stay Connected? Tips From the Experts It’s Not a Passing Phase, It’s a Lifestyle If you dream of freely traveling between sandy beaches and snow-capped mountains, you’ll be happy to know ...
Data Privacy Laws by State
Your Data Travels Even If You Don’t The more connected we become, the more data we will continue to share. Think about how often you access the internet and input or view sensitive information. From accessing health care information to paying bills online to even tagging your location on social media, you’re sharing information that ...
How To Protect Your Home From Extreme Weather
Climate change can be a hot topic in 2021, but regardless of one’s views on the subject, scientists have taken an interest in how it might affect the intensity or possibility of future weather-related events. Natural disasters — whether predicted or not — expose the susceptibility and risks of our homes and communities. According to ...
Using Home Security to Protect Your Prescription Drugs
A top view of a pattern of prescription pills set to a cyan blue backdrop. ...
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