These Are the Roth IRA Withdrawal Rules
Roth IRAs offer tax-free growth and more flexible withdrawal rules than traditional retirement accounts, making them the most popular savings product for personal finance writers […]
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Don’t Take Your Child to a Chiropractor
If you have a child, and if something is wrong with him (something always seems wrong), someone will advise you to take the child to […]
Continue reading »Top Travel Tips in San Antonio From Our Readers
We’ve got travel tips for San Antonio ! First, while you don’t need to take an entire tour of the Alamo, at least take a […]
Continue reading »Train Your Mind for Constructive Thinking
Welcome back to Mid-Week Meditations , Lifehacker’s weekly dip in the pool of stoic wisdom and a guide to using its waters to meditate and […]
Continue reading »Now There Is Alexa Just for Kids
Now kids can ask Alexa to tell them a joke on their own device. Amazon today unveiled a kid-friendly version of its ubiquitous smart speaker. […]
Continue reading »How to Make a Vinaigrette to Taste Like Toasted Butter
Toasted butter is often used to make the rich richer and the decadent sweeter, but its true strength lies in giving a little depth to […]
Continue reading »A Quantitative Guide to Nicolas Cage
This week, statistical news site FiveThirtyEight published the most ambitious analysis of an actor’s career in the Hollywood Taxonomy series , which looks at five […]
Continue reading »Disable Fast Startup to Make Windows 10 Shut Down for Real
It sounds strange, but when you press the power button on the Start menu to shut down Windows 10, you are not shutting down Windows […]
Continue reading »A Trick to Teach Children Compassion
It’s easy to conclude that people suck at all. But isn’t it? The driver who cut you off, the woman who appears out of nowhere […]
Continue reading »How to Read to Children With Martellus Bennett
When you read to children, you do much more than just “read” —you stage the play and keep the conversation going. You sound, show them […]
Continue reading »Cool Pastries With Ironing Board
Sometimes you need a reasonable amount of cupcakes – like a dozen – but sometimes you need a lot more. Unless you have a whole […]
Continue reading »Glossary of Firearms for Those Unfamiliar With Firearms
There are many terms used in the media these days about weapons such as “clip”, “casings” and “semi-automatic”. But if you are unfamiliar with firearms, […]
Continue reading »What to Do Now That the Mint Closes Bill Payments
Mint, one of the most popular budgeting apps available, will cease paying bills on June 30, the company said on its website . When approached […]
Continue reading »How to Start Playing Fortnite Battle Royale
If you haven’t played Fortnite yet, you probably know someone who has played. Free battle royale style game is inevitable in 2018. Children cannot stop […]
Continue reading »Beware of Zelle Scams
By now, most users are aware of the security weaknesses of payment systems like Venmo and PayPal: you should only send money to people you […]
Continue reading »Here Are the Top New Features That Google Added to Gmail Today (and Failed)
Google has been rumored to be working on some updates for the web version of Gmail for some time now, and the company is officially […]
Continue reading »Use This Modified Google Search Url to Avoid Spoilers
Sorry, Chaim Gartenberg. The Verge reporter recently took a harsh lesson about the power of Google’s autocomplete feature when he attempted an innocent search for […]
Continue reading »I’m the Host of Smosh Games, Mari Takahashi, and This Is How I Work
Before Mari Takahashi joined the entertainment company Smosh, her job was ballet and her career was to make a living teaching dance. She is now […]
Continue reading »What to Do If Your Husband Is More Into Games Than Sex
This week we have newlyweds whose husband plays too much video games and it affects their sex life. Game over? Some people have problems that […]
Continue reading »Google Knows More About Your Personal Life Than Facebook
Facebook knows too much about all of us, but it’s not the only company that stores everyone’s personal data. Google knows as much about us […]
Continue reading »Check Out These Free Tutorials on Each Element of the Periodic Table
Did you know that beryllium is transparent to X-rays? Or is yttrium found in moonstones and bulletproof glass? Or was this curia named after Pierre […]
Continue reading »Pixar’s Coco Coming to Netflix in May
Grab your napkins, my love . In case you haven’t seen Coco’s animated triumph, here’s your chance – the Oscar-winning film hits Netflix next month. […]
Continue reading »Wear a Jumpsuit to Keep Yourself Safe From Thieves
I had just returned from a two week vacation in Europe and I did it wiser. Not only did I spend some time at Oxford […]
Continue reading »How to Play the Crazy ‘Super Mario 64’ / ‘Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time’ Mashup
Case Emanoir is for it again. The same guy who created the insane Super Mario 64 Online game that Nintendo quickly hit with the copyright […]
Continue reading »Don’t Wait to Buy T-Mobile Tickets for Deadpool 2 for $ 4
We hate the phrase “T-Mobile Tuesdays”, but the operator’s latest offer certainly deserves attention: $ 4 tickets to the summer blockbuster “Deadpool 2” for the […]
Continue reading »Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid That Your Plane Will Lose Its Engine
The gruesome story of Southwest Airlines Flight 1380’s pre-disaster is still fresh in the minds of passengers, but a commercial jet that has lost its […]
Continue reading »Pay Off Credit Card Debt With the Savings App Digit
Savings app Digit is expanding its offerings by adding a new feature that helps users make progress on paying off credit card debt. One of […]
Continue reading »How to Deliver Amazon Packages to Your Vehicle
Amazon wants to get into your car. Unlike the company’s previous home delivery service , this step really makes sense. If you’re uncomfortable with letting […]
Continue reading »Free up Hard Drive Space Automatically With Storage Sense in Windows 10
Windows: Sometimes finding the right Windows settings to automate some of your digital life feels like digging in the back of your couch looking for […]
Continue reading »Let’s Talk About Food TV
Hello and welcome back toWhat’s Cooking? , an open thread where you can share your brilliant thoughts, tips, recipes and opinions on all food related […]
Continue reading »Here’s What’s in Store for and Out of Netflix in May 2018
Hey, what have you watched on Netflix this month? Any of those new titles that they dropped ? Have you seen Cold Mountain ? Maybe […]
Continue reading »If You Shit This Site Can Help
If you’re depressed, or sick, or feeling crap for unknown reasons, it’s important to take care of yourself. Take some time, perhaps a few times […]
Continue reading »How to Think Like a Cat With Comedian Stéphane Garnier
Our guest on this week’s update is author Stéphane Garnier, whose book, How to Think Like a Cat, extols many of the virtues of feline […]
Continue reading »How to Protect Your Makeup From Perspiration If You Have Oily Skin
Summer is really the worst. I hate sweating and irritation, and it seems to me that using sunscreen is a little easier than wearing a […]
Continue reading »Get the Fastest Speed on Your Wireless Network With Wifi Explorer for Mac
The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi ): title The Ultimate Lifehacker Guide to Wi-Fi Wireless networking is tricky, but not necessary. Let us help you. […]
Continue reading »Bartenders Should Shut up People
I like the quiet bar. I have since 21 years old. This is not an unusual desire; Every time I’m in a bar after 8, […]
Continue reading »Instead, Give Your Vegetable-Hating Kid Frozen Groundbait
Over the centuries, parents have tried different tactics to get their kids to eat more vegetables – bake them into cakes, mix them into smoothies, […]
Continue reading »How to Use Google’s New Podcast Player
Google has never had a great podcast strategy, leaving Android users looking for third-party apps to manage their subscriptions and play new episodes. (The standalone […]
Continue reading »If You Love to Travel, You Need These Apps
In addition to the stress of packing, the stress of having every electronic device securely stowed somewhere, the stress of memorizing every cable you need […]
Continue reading »IOS 12 May Arrive on Your IPhone 5s
iOS: If you’re still holding on to an old iPhone 5S, you’re in luck: Apple may allow you to upgrade your five-year-old smartphone to iOS […]
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